Sincronizar SID DB user com SID Login SQL

By fabio marsolia, 2005/08/06

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Quando você restaura um banco ou 'atacha' ao seu servidor de outro servidor, pode ocorrer de o usuário que existe no banco não sincronizar com o login do SQL server anteriormente criado com DBO desse banco, então esse script faz exatamente isso, pega o SID do SQL e dá um UPDATE no SID do usuário no banco.

By fabio marsolia, 2005/08/06

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