Showing posts with label login. Show all posts
Showing posts with label login. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Bad Login/Password...how to correct it?

How do I change the login/password Reporting Services uses to connect to
SQL Server?
How do I reconfigure the options I chose when I installed SQL Server
Reporting Services in the first place?
Help!?!?rsconfig.exe -c
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Tudor Trufinescu
Dev Lead
Sql Server Reporting Services
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> How do I change the login/password Reporting Services uses to connect to
> SQL Server?
> How do I reconfigure the options I chose when I installed SQL Server
> Reporting Services in the first place?
> Help!?!?|||Thanks!
Tudor Trufinescu (MSFT) wrote:
> rsconfig.exe -c
>

Friday, February 24, 2012

Backup/restore table belonging to one user/login

Hi!

I have a SQL 2000 database that has several tables with the same name but with different users/logins.

Example:

Database "Customers"

Table Customer with user / login CompanyA

Table Customer with user / login CompanyB

Table Contact with user / login CompanyA

Table Contact with user / login CompanyB

I need to split these into two different database's

Database "CustomersA"

Table Customer with user / login CompanyA

Table Contact with user / login CompanyA

Database "CustomersB"

Table Customer with user / login CompanyB

Table Contact with user / login CompanyB

Any good idea how to do this?

Ingar

You can export whichever table you need to another database using the import/export wizard and then remove it from source database
|||

Create CompanyA and CompanyB databases, and appropriate users : CompanyA in CompanyA database and CompanyB in CompanyB database.

Then run

use CompanyA

go

EXEC sp_changeobjectowner 'Customer', 'CompanyA';

...|||

Code Snippet

Create database CustomersA

go

create login companyA default_database 'customersA'

go

select *

into [customersA].[dbo].[customers]

from

[customers].[CompanyA].[customersA]

go

use CustomersA

go

sp_changedbowner 'CustomersA'

go

-- repeat this for CustomerB

|||

Thank's a lot.

This solves my problem.

Ingar

Backup/restore table belonging to one user/login

Hi!

I have a SQL 2000 database that has several tables with the same name but with different users/logins.

Example:

Database "Customers"

Table Customer with user / login CompanyA

Table Customer with user / login CompanyB

Table Contact with user / login CompanyA

Table Contact with user / login CompanyB

I need to split these into two different database's

Database "CustomersA"

Table Customer with user / login CompanyA

Table Contact with user / login CompanyA

Database "CustomersB"

Table Customer with user / login CompanyB

Table Contact with user / login CompanyB

Any good idea how to do this?

Ingar

You can export whichever table you need to another database using the import/export wizard and then remove it from source database
|||

Create CompanyA and CompanyB databases, and appropriate users : CompanyA in CompanyA database and CompanyB in CompanyB database.

Then run

use CompanyA

go

EXEC sp_changeobjectowner 'Customer', 'CompanyA';

...|||

Code Snippet

Create database CustomersA

go

create login companyA default_database 'customersA'

go

select *

into [customersA].[dbo].[customers]

from

[customers].[CompanyA].[customersA]

go

use CustomersA

go

sp_changedbowner 'CustomersA'

go

-- repeat this for CustomerB

|||

Thank's a lot.

This solves my problem.

Ingar