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MS SQL Server: Find Login in SQL Server

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Are there any queries in SQL Server that return all login accounts and information about them? On SQL Server there is a virtual catalog table (a VIEW, or system table) called sys.sql_logins. You can run the above query and the results will return all Login created in SQL Server with information about them.

To retrieve all login accounts in SQL Server, run the following command.

 SELECT  * 
 Ma ster.sys.sql_logins FROM ma ; 

VIEW sys.sql_logins includes the columns below

Column Explanation of ten This is ten_dangnhap specified in the CREATE LOGIN command id_uynhem Number value giatri_duynhat The unique value specified in the CREATE LOGIN command type

Proxy type:

  • S = SQL Server user
  • U = Windows users
  • G = Windows group
  • A = application rights
  • R = database permissions
  • C = authentication is mapped
  • K = asymmetric key is mapped
type_desc

Description for proxy types:

  • SQL_USER
  • WINDOWS_USER
  • WINDOWS_GROUP
  • APPLICATION_ROLE
  • DATABASE_ROLE
  • CERTIFICATE_MAPPED_USER
  • ASSYMETRIC_KEY_MAPPED_USER
vohieu 0 or 1 immediately o Date / time to create a Login with the CREATE LOGIN command at the moment of the last Login date / time with the command ALTER LOGIN ten_cosodulieu_macdinh This is the default database in the CREATE LOGIN or ALTER LOGIN command. in the CREATE LOGIN or ALTER LOGIN command id_chungthuc This is the certificate used in the CREATE LOGIN or ALTER LOGIN command, 0 or 1, specified in the CREATE LOGIN or ALTER LOGIN command to initiate 0 or 1, specified in the CREATE LOGIN or ALTER command LOGIN makhau_bam Hash value of the password

Compatible in older versions

In older SQL Server versions, you can get all Login information using the SQL Server 2000 system table like sys.syslogins, using the command below.

 SELECT * 
 FROM master.s ys.syslogins; 

The system table sys.syslogins (SQL Server 2000) contains the following columns.

Column Explanation giatri_duynhat The unique value specified in the CREATE LOGIN page command does not apply immediately The Date / Time created Login with the CREATE LOGIN command immediately snapnhat Last login date / time with the command ALTER LOGIN accdate Not used totcpu No apply totio Not apply spacelimit Not applicable timelimit Not apply resultlimit Not apply ten This is ten_dangnhap specified in the CREATE LOGIN command. tendb The default database is the default language 0 or 1 default 0 or 1 number 0 or 1 number 0 or 1 number 0 or 1 admins 0 or 1 admin or 0 adminset 0 or 1 admin 0 or 1 adminodia 0 or 1 nguoitaodb 0 or 1 adminbulk 0 or 1 tendangnhap This is ten_dangnhap specified in the CREATE LOGIN command.

FAQ

What should you know about compatible in older versions?

In older SQL Server versions, you can get all Login information using the SQL Server 2000 system table like sys.syslogins, using the command below.

What is MS SQL Server: Find Login in SQL Server?

Are there any queries in SQL Server that return all login accounts and information about them?

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