Re: question about syslogins and sysusers...
From: ===steve pdx=== (lins_at_nospam_portptld.com)
Date: 08/09/04
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 11:26:11 -0700
I appreciate the responses i've got, but I'd like to make my question more
clear:
there are accounts found in sysusers table(s), but not in syslogins in
master database. Not the other way around!
(which is ok, an account can be in syslogins but not necessary has to be in
any sysusers table)
also, what's the difference between isntname and isntuser? why for some
accouts, the values are different? e.g. isntname = 1 but isntuser =0
thank you.
"===steve pdx===" <lins@nospam_portptld.com> wrote in message
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> background: sql2k on nt5.
>
> there is a view in master database, and a sysusers table in each database.
> if an account is found in sysusers table, but not in syslogins table, what
> does that mean?
> how did that happen,
> and how to clean it up or sync up?
>
> thank you.
>
>
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