LOGINPROPERTY is a SQL Server catalog function that can be used to query a total of twelve properties for SQL Logins not even revealed by the sys.sql_logins catalog view. Read on to find out how to use LOGINPROPERTY and which properties it can return.
The sys.sql_logins catalog view can be used to retrieve additional information on SQL Logins that is not included in the sys.server_principals catalog view. Read on to find out what additional information is revealed by this catalog view.
ALTER LOGIN can be used to change the password of a SQL Login. Read on to see the required permissions and what you need to do to change your own password.
SQL Server tracks the pages that belong to an allocation unit through special index allocation map pages, also called IAM pages. Each IAM page covers a single GAM-interval of the database file. All IAM pages of a single allocation unit together build an IAM-chain. Read on to find out more.
What is a Salt Value and how does it help to protect the stored passwords of your application’s users from attacks involving Rainbow Tables? Read on to find out now.