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In this example, itвЂ™s assumed that the logins already exist in the DEV SQL Server, but itвЂ™s needed to take backup for the database users before replacing the old DEV database with the new version from the live server If there is a need to create the SQL Server level logins for the database users, the Login with user option should be also checked. Under the Options tab (see below), choose Permissions to script the users with their permissions: Choose the desired database to script its users which is AdventureWorks2017 in this example: After selecting a desired SQL Server, click the Connect button:ДЄ list of all databases hosted on the previously SQL Server will be viewed in the right result grid.

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If the SQL Server authentication is selected, the username and password need to be specified. In the Select databases tab of the New project window, specify the SQL Server that hosts the desired database to manage in order to script its users and the type of authentication to connect to that SQL Server. To overcome this issue, and generate SQL script for all users with their permissions, and generate the SQL Server authentication users with its correct SID, ApexSQL Script will be used, a 3 rd party tool that can script database objects and data from ApexSQL.ДЄpexSQL Script can be easily used to script the database users with the permissions by following these steps: Also, a good background in the system tables and SPs is needed in order to query and execute it to get the users information. The script consists of two parts the first one is to list all database users except the built-in ones as the Create user statements:Д®XEC sp_change_users_login 'Auto_Fix', 'YourUser' GOДЄs it can be concluded, this method requires a big effort to generate the SQL script, and this will not work in the situation of SQL Server authentication users due to different SID for the same user name generated in different SQL Server instances. Use SQL to generate these users and permissions from the old DEV database before the restoration, then run the script to map it again after restoring the new database backup Manually map the users one by one, which can be time consuming In order to map the usersвЂ™ permissions, the following choices are available: In this case, once the production database is restored to the DEV SQL Server, the old database users already exist as server logins but are not mapped to the database as it is replaced by the live ones (taking into consideration that the users in our DEV site differ from the live ones).

In order to list these logins with its assigned roles, these system tables need to be queried.

SQL Server logins and permissions are stored in the security catalog system tables in the master database. Contained databases are an exception, where users are able to connect to the database without authenticating a login at the SQL Server level. An orphaned user is a user without a corresponding SQL login. This mapping will work if their SID values are identical. The database user maps to an existing login by the SID property of the logins and the users.

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To be able to connect to SQL Server, a server level access is needed via SQL Server authenticated or Windows authenticated logins. What needs to be done to backup these logins, with their permissions, before replacing the old database with the new production one in order to restore it again? But, there will be also a need for the old DEV database logins for the DEV site connection. Once the production database backup is restored to the DEV SQL Server instance, replacing the old copy, the old DEV database users will be replaced with the live ones. A request is received from the development team asking to copy one of the production databases to the DEV SQL Server in order to simulate real time testing scenarios on it.

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