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Reinstalled SQL now user login not available after database attached

Asked by mobot in MS SQL Server

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I had some weird problems with my server that reque I uninstall SQL and reinstall SQL2000.  Now that I have done that I have attached all user databases, however the user accounts appear in the database but not in the security logins option.  How I do I get those user account from my database into the security login?  I try restoring my master database but if failed because it said it was a differt version than what was running on the server.Start Free Trial
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