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Good one on 2012 range of QOTD...havent seen too many yet.

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Nice question, always good to learn something new.

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Good question, thanks, Steve.
Learned something new.

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Wasn't aware of Contained Databases, so learned something new again today.

Great questions, thanks Steve.

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Another question from Steve on contained databases. I wonder what he has been playing around with?

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Thanks for giving me a reason to do some digging this morning. Learned a lot.

But, it's hard to concentrate, as I'm waiting for Steve to hit 30,000 points - kind of like waiting for your odometer to roll over. ;-)

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I was aware of what contained databases are...

At first I thought this was a trick question, because if you can't use AD credentials against a contained database then what good are they? After all the best practices recommendation is to use Windows authentication for everything SQL related.

Then I was like, ok so if it's a trick question, why would anybody want to use this? And then I was like, why in the world would you be able to only use groups or users but not both?

Finally I went with my original answer and got it right Yay me?

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The AD Credential thing is interesting. If there are matching AD credentials at the instance level, the authentication takes place there first, which makes sense. So if you move a partially contained database to a server that has a matching login, the login isn't contained.

Not a big deal, but interesting.

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tks Steve