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Using DDL Trigger

By Renu Mehta, 2008/01/23

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Purpose: Restrict to Create / Alter logins with blank passwords irrespective of "Enforce password security"

enabled / disabled

Execute the above script . Try to Create / Alter password with a blank password. It will not allow you to create

the same.

If any one have better solution then please free to contact.

By Renu Mehta, 2008/01/23

Total article views: 786 | Views in the last 30 days: 41

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