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Daily Archives: October 3, 2011
SQL Bits 9
It’s been two years or more that I’ve been invited to SQL Bits. Not by email, but while shaking the hand of one of the organizers. Mostly Simon Sabin, but I think Darren Green, Allen Mitchell, or someone else has … Continue reading
SQL Authentication – Forcing Password Changes
When you create a SQL Server login (with SQL authentication), you have the option of enforcing password policies from Windows (in SQL Server 2005 and above). The recommendation is that you check all three and force strong passwords. You also … Continue reading
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