SQL Server Management Studio 2008 R2

 

Connect to Database

Windows Authentication

SQL Server Authentication

Add New Database User: SQL Server Authentication

Add New Login

* Login as a privileged user, e.g. sa
* Right click Database Connection > Security folder (Note: not the Security folder under individual database)
* Select New > Login…

* On Login – New screen, enter:
– Login name: test_user
– Select SQL Server authentication
– Password:
– Confirm password:
– Default database: test_db

* Click OK.

Turn on SQL Server Authentication Mode

* Right Database Connection and select Properties

* On Server Properties screen, select Security:
* Select SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode

* Click OK.

Add Login as Database User

* Right click Database Name > Security folder (Note: not the Security folder under database server)
* Select New > User…

* On Database User – New screen, enter:
– User name: test_user
– Login name: (browser for Login name and select test_user)
– Database role membership: db_datareader, db_datawriter (as needed)

* Click OK.

Add Permission on Database Objects to User

* Open Database Name > Security folder (Note: not the Security folder under database server)
* Right click the user name and select Properties…
* Select Securables
* Search and browse for Database objects to grant permissions, e.g. Stored Procedures
* Select database object, e.g. sp_ActiveDirectory_obj and check the Execute Grant permission

* Click OK.

Login Database as New User

* Right click Database Connection and select Connect…
* Select Authentication: SQL Server Authentication
* Enter:
– Login: test_user
– Password:

* Click Connect.

Create New SQL Server Compact Database

* Start SQL Server Management Studio
* On Connect to Server screen, select
– Server type: SQL Server Compact
– Database file:
* On Create New SQL Server Compact Database screen,
– Enter database file name: D:\Users\Jianming.Li\Documents\SqlSvrCompact
– New password: Welcome1

* Back on Connect to Server screen, click Connect:

* Connected to new db:

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