SQL Server: Logins and Users

 

SQL Server: Logins and Users

A Login is an identity used to connect to a SQL Server instance. A User allows you to log into a SQL Server database and is mapped to a Login. So you will need to first create a Login, before you can create a User in SQL Server.

We've divided Logins and Users into the following topics:

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