EDIT (20-09-2012) - Added several scripting options; does not use SQL Server 2000 system tables anymore.
EDIT (11-01-2013) - Fixed issue with permission syntax depending on version (2005 vs. 2008/2012).
EDIT (18-03-2013) - Fixed issue with undeclared variable in cursor; Added options for access.
Hello all,
Here is another posting focusing on SQL scripts that may help on everyday DBA tasks, following the series "SQL Swiss Army Knife". This is another example of a script I've been using as a "local machine" bit of a wider DR strategy, in this case generating all logins and their respective server roles. Note that this does not deal with CERTIFICATE_MAPPED_LOGIN and ASYMMETRIC_KEY_MAPPED_LOGIN types.
These are the options available:
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All users:
EXEC usp_logins -
One user, All DBs:
EXEC usp_logins '<User>' -
One user, One DB:
EXEC usp_logins '<User>', '<DBName>' -
All users, One DB:
EXEC usp_logins NULL, '<DBName>'
Its output may simply be saved onto a .sql file and will resemble this:
So I hope some of you will find useful.
Until next time!
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