Create login builtin administrators from windows with default_database= master

Specifies the name of an asymmetric key to be associated with this login. This key must already occur in the master database. For more information, see Password Policy. After creating a login, the login can connect to SQL Server, but only has the permissions granted to the public role. Consider performing some of the following activities. The following example creates a login for a particular user and assigns a password.

The following example creates the login for a particular user, using the user. This login is mapped to the credential. Your query will return a different value.

The following statements delete the login, and then recreate the login. Use the SID from your previous query. The following example shows how to string multiple arguments together using commas between each argument. The following example shows how to create SQL Logins with the same password as existing Logins as done in a migration scenario. The first step is to retrieve the password hash from existing Logins on the source database server.

Then the same hash will be used to create the Login on a new database server. By doing this the new Login will have the same password as on the old server. SQL Server. Specifies the password for the SQL login that is being created. For example, if your login is login1 and the fully qualified name of the SQL Database server is servername. In SQL Database, you must be connected to the master database with the appropriate permissions to create a login.

For more information, see Create additional logins and users having administrative permissions. If your SQL Database server is myazureserver and your login is myemail live. In SQL Database, login data required to authenticate a connection and server-level firewall rules is temporarily cached in each database. This cache is periodically refreshed. Only the server-level principal login created by the provisioning process or members of the loginmanager database role in the master database can create new logins.

Otherwise, the login represents the name of the SQL login that was created. Passwords should always be at least ten characters long, and cannot exceed characters. Applies to SQL Server authentication logins only. Azure AD logins are visible in sys. Only the server-level principal login created by the provisioning process or members of the securityadmin or sysadmin database role in the master database can create new logins.

I think the user is using osql to run the script from a diff machine. If so r u able to connect to your db server from the machine you are running osql. You could try to ping it. Also verify whthr the sql browser service is running on your server. And this script is run by Local administrator. Why do you need this - it typically allows a large number of people in your organisation who have very little skills in SQL Server to totally mess up your databases.

If this is for DBA access, then best practice is to have a Windows group dedicated to DBA team members and give this group logon and sysadmin rights. When I give food to the poor they call me a saint. As stated before in this forum, you should not include all administrators, but if you need to add one more sysadmin and don't have a way to do it. Then this will help you.

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Hi Manu Thanks for the reply, so you mean after i had created this user on SQL server whoever has access as an "Administrator" on server will get access on sql server?