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Resolving User Security Identifier (SID) Discrepancy in Read-Only Databases
Many experienced DBAs understand the issues with matching up users and logins in a restored database. But what do you do when the database is read only? New author Tychang Chen brings us a technique that can help.
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Yichang Chen
2009/12/28
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