Name of the credential to be assigned to the SQL Server login.
When the argument is set to ON, it indicates that Windows password policy of the computer on which SQL Server is running should be applied to the login as well. It should be set to ON if you use the MUST_CHANGE option. If sid_value is not set, SQL Server will assign a new SID.ĭefines whether the password expiration policy is applied. It can be used only for logins with SQL Server authentication. Prompts to change the password upon the connection. Hashed value of the password for the login you create. Name of the default database to which the login will be assigned.ĭefault language for the login you create. Name of the login connected to the server. The table describes the arguments used in the CREATE LOGIN statements. SQL Server authentication CREATE LOGIN login_name Windows Authentication CREATE LOGIN login_name The login will then be mapped to the specified user account. It creates a login connected to a SQL Server instance. To add a new login, use the CREATE LOGIN statement. Prior to creating a database user, you should first create a new login based on Windows Authentication, SQL Server authentication, a certificate, or an asymmetric key.
In the article, we are going to examine how to create a new user account and grant/revoke permissions and roles on a database object, as well as how to check SQL Server user permissions on the database using T-SQL and dbForge Studio for SQL Server.