Have you tried setting up an NT group and setting the permissions in SQL server the same as the SQL login then tell your users to login via NT authentication instead of using SQL the SQL login.
The best way to get them to do this is then to deny the permissions to the SQL login.
Regards,
Justin
Have you tried setting up an NT group and setting the permissions in SQL server the same as the SQL login then tell your users to login via NT authentication instead of using SQL the SQL login.
The best way to get them to do this is then to deny the permissions to the SQL login.
Hi there,
I can reassure you it is possible to run SQL mail without running outlook as a an active program in the background.
Are you running SQL service through the same account as the mail alias?
Regards,
Justin
Hi there,
It will work but use single quotes:
DECLARE @tabxxx sysname,
@SQL nvarchar(1000)
SET @tabxxx = 'TABLE_NAMExxx'
SET @SQL = 'SELECT * FROM ' + @tabxxx
EXEC(@SQL)
Regards,
Justin
Hi all,
Has anyone here had any degree of success in using the stdev function in MS OLAP.
I have a field already in the fact table which I would like to calculate the stdev as a measure, like if it was an aggregate function. However the formula stdev (SET [, Numeric Expression]) does seem to be...
Hi all,
Has anyone here had any degree of success in using the stdev function in MS OLAP.
I have a field already in the fact table which I would like to calculate the stdev as a measure, like if it was an aggregate function. However the formula stdev (SET [, Numeric Expression]) does seem to be...
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