Script All Object Permissions
Quick and dirty script to generate the required SQL to reinstate permissions on each user object. This can be saved off for DR purposes.
2002-09-24
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Script Database Objects
Others have asked for this throught the disussion threads so I thought others might benefit as well.This SQL-DMO script will create multiple files for server logins (SIDs & encrypted passwords), database users, tables, procedures and views.1. Alter the script to reflect your server and path for output files.2. Create the job (ActiveX Script).Be great!Michael
2002-09-20
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Script All Jobs
We utilize this to script our jobs on a scheduled basis. The main advantage is that it is automated and really comes in handy when there is a large number of jobs.1. Create a job; ActiveX Script.2. Paste the code; change the server/path to your desired values.
2002-09-19
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On SQL Server 2025, I have a database that has this collation: SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS. I decide I want to run this code:
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