http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/-t1.htm Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:45:34 GMT 10 http://i34.servimg.com/u/f34/13/04/69/23/images12.jpg http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/-t1.htm http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/cant-login-after-restore-db-back-up-t28.htm samuel Cant login with the Security user ID after restoring the DB backup


While Restoring the DB Backup,Give the Database name(schema or Db owner name) as one in the Original database
Delet the DB user ID and create with the same name again.
Similiary do this for all the Db Groups]]> SQL 2000 Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:45:34 GMT http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/cant-login-after-restore-db-back-up-t28.htm#30 http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/cant-login-after-restore-db-back-up-t28.htm http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/sql2000-sedb-installation-in-server2003-t7.htm samuel
Install SQL server 2000 (SE)standard editon DB first and then run the Sqlserver servicepack3.]]> SQL 2000 Sat, 01 Nov 2008 04:54:04 GMT http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/sql2000-sedb-installation-in-server2003-t7.htm#8 http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/sql2000-sedb-installation-in-server2003-t7.htm http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/database-restoration-t6.htm Admin During Database restoration,in SQL 2000,i faced a error message (i.e.,) ERROR::"Ad hoc updates to system catalogs are not enabled" The Solution to this error is,we have to run the following script in SQL, SP_CONFIGURE 'ALLOW UPDATES', 1 GO RECONFIGURE WITH OVERRIDE GO This is because,When allowing updates is enabled (set to 1), any user who has appropriate permissions can update system tables directly with ad hoc updates and can create stored procedures that ... SQL 2000 Sat, 01 Nov 2008 04:51:12 GMT http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/database-restoration-t6.htm#7 http://hsenid.forummotion.com/sql-2000-f12/database-restoration-t6.htm