SQL Server logins

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SQL Server logins are security principals that represent individual users or applications allowed to connect to a SQL Server instance and access its databases.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
SQL Server login 0

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf SQL Server security principal
authentication credential
allows connection to SQL Server instance
alteredWith ALTER LOGIN statement
authenticatedBy SQL Server Database Engine NERFINISHED
canBe SQL Server Agent proxy owner
credential owner
disabled
enabled
endpoint owner
canBelongTo server role
canBeMemberOf bulkadmin fixed server role
dbcreator fixed server role
diskadmin fixed server role
processadmin fixed server role
securityadmin fixed server role
serveradmin fixed server role
setupadmin fixed server role
sysadmin fixed server role
canUse contained database authentication (via contained users, not login)
controls access to SQL Server databases
createdWith CREATE LOGIN statement
droppedWith DROP LOGIN statement
grants server-level access
hasMetadataIn sys.sql_logins catalog view NERFINISHED
hasProperty check expiration
check policy
default database
default language
enforce password expiration
enforce password policy
is disabled flag
must change password at next login
name
password (for SQL logins)
password policy settings
hasType Azure Active Directory authentication login
SQL authentication login
Windows authentication login
identifiedBy SID
isRequiredFor non-contained database access
listedIn sys.server_principals catalog view
mappedTo database user
represents application
user
storedIn master database
supports login auditing
password complexity enforcement
password hashing
usedIn Microsoft SQL Server NERFINISHED

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SQL Server Authentication authenticates SQL Server logins