In a previous article, we discussed how to liberate the DBA from SQL Logins with AD Groups. A good point was raised: How can the DBA know who has what access? Here is a solution.
2018-08-03 (first published: 2016-02-18)
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It's 15 years after the beginning of the century. Time to eliminate the security exposure of SQL logins, and implement integrated security. Active Directory Groups make this easy for the DBA.
2018-02-02 (first published: 2015-12-21)
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2004-09-07
You should set off your Profiler and then disconnect instead of logging off in terminal services. When you log off your session closes and anything you are doing stops too. Just pick disconnect. However, this will hold a session open and could potentially cause others to not be able to TS into the box.
2004-08-27
Thanks for the input. We will try this. We were hoping to be able to use a ram disk with the NUL Device, so this looks like the best option for our situtation.
2004-08-25
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