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Answer by basit 1

You can use the below Query to Move login from one server to other declare @databasename varchar(50) declare @cmd varchar(1000) set @databasename = 'pmscust' -- set database name here set @cmd =...

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Answer by Kev Riley

This scenario is known as orphaned users : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175475.aspx You can find which users are affected by using the `sp_change_users_login` procedure, and fix them with...

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Answer by Cyborg

When you do backup\restore, logins are not transferred and the users become orphan users, because the login information are stored in master database. There are few method to fix this - [SSIS Transfer...

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Answer by basit 1

You can use the below Query to Move login from one server to other declare @databasename varchar(50) declare @cmd varchar(1000) set @databasename = 'pmscust' -- set database name here set @cmd =...

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Answer by Kev Riley

This scenario is known as orphaned users : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175475.aspx You can find which users are affected by using the `sp_change_users_login` procedure, and fix them with...

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Answer by Cyborg

When you do backup\restore, logins are not transferred and the users become orphan users, because the login information are stored in master database. There are few method to fix this - [SSIS Transfer...

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