When you install the SQL Server using Windows Authentication mode, by default, the “sa”account is disabled. Sometimes, due to users/customers request, you may need to enable thesaaccount. You need to change the authentication mode for SQL server fromWindows Authentication ModetoSQL Server and ...
In some iMonnit Enterprise configurations, you may use the Super Admin (sa) user on the SQL Server to manage your iMonnit Enterprise database. The sa user is disabled by default. You may need to enable this user to complete the database connection during the iMonnit Enterprise installation....
The sa account is disabled state, so tried to login to engine by setting single user mode, and then sqlcmd -E, not working. Is there any way to create a new admin user/ enable sa login. Thanks, Ashru
SQL 2008 installed on a @008 Server w/SP2 I Can login with Windows Builtin\Administrator. The server is in mixed mode. I try to enable the SA account and it states that I don't have permission. I have used the runas cmd, tried alter login. no success I do not have permission to...
account_id: The Databricks account ID. The following curl example adds the additional required Google access token HTTP header and creates a network configuration: Copy Bash curl \ -X POST \ --header 'Authorization: Bearer <google-id-token>' \ --header 'X-Databricks-GCP-SA-Access-Token: <...
$subscriptionName = "My Azure Subscription" $resourceGroupName = "SQLBackup" $storageAcctName = "mysqlmanagedbackup" $containerName= "backups" $location = "centralus" $storageSkuName = "Standard_LRS" Login-AzureRmAccount -SubscriptionName $subscriptionName $rg = Find-AzureRmResourceGroup | ?
Have you check that you have create the correspond user which you used to authenticate on the SQL Server and give sufficient permission? You can test the connection to SQL Server using SQL Server Management Studio from the client by using the same credential (user account) as when you run th...
If you receive this error message as below, it means that you already have connection to the SQL Server. However, the authentication for the user is failed. You should check that you have enabled SQL Server authentication mode (for the ‘sa’a account) and the account is not disabled. ...
serviceaccount/bookstore-v2 created \n deployment.apps/bookstore-v2 created \n traffictarget.access.smi-spec.io/bookbuyer-access-bookstore-v2 created \n\n Implement a SMI Traffic Split \n The SMI traffic split is applied to enable the bookbuyer to communicate with the boo...
Hi,I'm using Powershell to activate Admin roles in O365. Since a week the command below gives an error. Does anyone have an idea why it isn't working...