Not the error message that you get. Open up the SQL Server error log and see if there are any errors in there that may suggest why the trigger failed....

Please look in the SQL error log and see what error messages were logged there from that login trigger.

Still need...

As for permissions, unless you...

Look in the SQL error log. iirc, errors that occur in a login trigger's execution are logged to the error log. Check what's there.

What's the schema of that table?

What database...

Root page full, root page splits into two (old root page and newly added page). Cannot be two root pages, to another level is added above with a single page,...

btw, there isn't a SQL Server 2012 R2. There's only SQL Server 2012.

Attach is not the only way to move a database physically and restore doesn't modify databases (doesn't create them technically, the database was created previously if a backup exists)

btw (because I'm sure someone would bring it up sooner or later)...

MySQL has this kind of thing 'built in', because that's how MySQL does backups (or did last time I...

If you like. It's not true though.

Many of the 3rd party backup tools allow you to restore individual objects from a normal backup. If that's an option, it might be worth looking into.

If you must use DTA, don't run it against production, don't set it to automatically implement recommendations and don't set it to remove indexes.

Before you attach, there is no database. Just files in the file system. So no, that's not correct.

What information?

How to do it? (you should know that)

Reasons to do it?

Something else?

A project plan is a list of tasks and times to complete a defined project. No project,...

No such thing as a new leaf level. Levels are created when the root needs to split and a new root added above that.

The lab...