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What article mentioned creating an Server login? &nbsp;Do you have SQL Sesrver 2005 Management Studio installed?
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What article mentioned creating an Server login?  Do you have SQL Sesrver 2005 Management Studio installed?

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I want my application to carry out the task itself using code, I can not expect my customers to do it via have SQL Sesrver 2005 Management Studio.
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I want my application to carry out the task itself using code, I can not expect my customers to do it via have SQL Sesrver 2005 Management Studio.

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I want the user of my application to be able to share their database, from this artical i understand how to attach the database, but before any other users can attach to it I have to create a Server login, how do I go about doing this.<br />
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Any general tips on how t do this also appreciated if you think I am going down the wrong road.<br />
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Rather than attach I could do this<br />
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Server srvSql = new Server(applicationBlockTab<wbr />leAdapter.<wbr />Connection<wbr />.DataSourc<wbr />e);<br />
srvSql.Databases[applicati<wbr />onBlockTab<wbr />leAdapter.<wbr />Connection<wbr />.Database]<wbr />.Rename(&quot;S<wbr />omething Easy&quot;);<br />
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But that does not solve the login problem
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I want the user of my application to be able to share their database, from this artical i understand how to attach the database, but before any other users can attach to it I have to create a Server login, how do I go about doing this.

Any general tips on how t do this also appreciated if you think I am going down the wrong road.

Rather than attach I could do this

Server srvSql = new Server(applicationBlockTableAdapter.Connection.DataSource);
srvSql.Databases[applicationBlockTableAdapter.Connection.Database].Rename("Something Easy");

But that does not solve the login problem

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