Tag: SQL server
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View effective permission of single user
Read more: View effective permission of single userLogin to SQL Server as an admin account. Run following query by impersonating the user; This will list all effective permission for this user;
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Read, Write and Execute permission to SQL Login
Read more: Read, Write and Execute permission to SQL LoginI have a web application. This application connect to MS SQL SERVER 2017 for data manipulation (SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, INSERT) and execute stored procedures. The application…
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SQL Server Change Data Capture
Read more: SQL Server Change Data CaptureChange data capture (CDC) records insert, update, and delete activity that applies to a SQL Server table. This makes the details of the changes available…
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How to Drop Orphan User in SQL Server (Msg 15138)
Read more: How to Drop Orphan User in SQL Server (Msg 15138)I am not able to drop a SQL user and keep getting this error message; Msg 15138, Level 16, State 1, Line 5 The database…
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Why the SQL Agent Jobs are failing after database restore
Read more: Why the SQL Agent Jobs are failing after database restoreAfter the data refresh (database restore), run this, otherwise the job would be failing;
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