I want to make a server authentication login. First I logged in with windows authentication, changed the server authentication from windows authentication mode to sql server and windows authentication mode.
Then I created a login, named it jihad and changed the password for that login. Then I gave that login some roles. I logout. Tried to login with jihad, got this error message:
Cannot connect to myserver.
login failed for user 'jihad'. The user is not associated with a trusted SQL server connection.
(Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 18452)
I login in with windows authentication again and noticed that the length of the password for login jihad has changed.
I need to know whats wrong with the login, and why the password length has changed.
Thanks
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Jump to PostPassword length probably hasn't changed, I think SQL just standardizes how it displays the ******* so people can't tell how long it realy is. Password (and correct me if I am wrong), I do not think is kept by SQL as plain text.
With respect to the log-in, check …
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Password length probably hasn't changed, I think SQL just standardizes how it displays the ******* so people can't tell how long it realy is. Password (and correct me if I am wrong), I do not think is kept by SQL as plain text.
With respect to the log-in, check the DB & Server properties. Make sure "deny" isn't checked anywhere, and make sure you have both access to the server and DB.
Best,
Eric
Also, try posting this under databases as well.
Thanks ericstenson for your help. Today I tried to login with the account I created, guess what I was able to to login although I changed nothing. I cann't determine what was wrong to pop up that error. Any way, I got what I want and thats what realy matters for me :D
You didn't change anything but suddenly it worked? odd!
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