Credit: Dr. Herong Yang [www.herongyang.com]
C:\>sqlcmd -S localhost -U sa -P xxxx
1> -- Set DBPMSPemasaran as the current database
2> USE DBPMSPemasaran;
3> GO
Changed database context to 'DBPMSPemasaran'.
1> -- Create a new server login name: PMSPemasaran
2> CREATE LOGIN PMSPemasaran WITH PASSWORD = 'xxxxx'
3> GO
1> -- Create a new database user linked to the login name
2> CREATE USER PMSPemasaran FOR LOGIN PMSPemasaran;
3> GO
1> -- Grant database ALTER permision to the user
2> GRANT ALTER To PMSPemasaran;
3> GO
1> -- Grant database CONTROL permision to the user
2> GRANT CONTROL To PMSPemasaran;
3> GO
Here is what I did to test this new login name and user: PMSPemasaran
C:\>sqlcmd -S localhost -U PMSPemasaran -P xxxxx
1> -- Set DBPMSPemasaran as the current database
2> USE DBPMSPemasaran;
3> GO
Changed database context to 'DBPMSPemasaran'.
1> -- Create a new table
2> CREATE TABLE Test (ID INT);
3> GO
1> -- Drop the table
2> DROP TABLE Test;
3> GO
11.16.2009
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