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Locking sa
When I started working with SQL Server, the sa account was “the” account used for admin operations. This was the default account for many DBAs and as a result, it couldn’t be locked out. This changed in SQL Server 2005, … Continue reading
#SQLNewBlogger–Adding Local Accounts
What do you do if you need a process running under Local Service to connect to your SQL Server? Most of the advice out there is to change the login account. I actually agree with that, but there are … Continue reading
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