This drove me insane yesterday!!! Simple task of dropping logins from one domain after adding accounts from another domain became a chore when 2 accounts failed to dropped because:
Login 'XXXX\XXXXXXX.xxxxxxx' has granted one or more
permission(s). Revoke the permission(s) before dropping the login.
I tried so many things like revoking granting ability from the acccount after searching who the accounts granted rights to (me!?!) Revokes rights from my account and on and on with no luck. I got frustrated and went home in disgust!!! SO I read that if all fails, drop the account (MINE!!!) that perms were granted to and voila the accounts dropped!!! Buzha!!!
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
ACCESS and BIGINTs
SQL Server introduced the BIGINT datatype in 2005 to keep up with Oracle. This is a cool thing especially for data warehousing. Unfortunately, ACCESS has the Integer and Long Integer datatypes. The Long Integer is equivalent to SQLs INT but no equivalent to SQLs BIGINT. This causes issues with ACCESS. If you link to a SQL table where the primary key is a BIGINT, the linked table will display #DELETED! in each cell. NO ITS NOT A SECURITY ISSUE!!! So if you have customers that need to view SQL data thru Access linked tables, there are work arounds BUT the BIGINTs will need to be changed to INT. Create an interface NOT in Access for your customers to view data if need be MOSS 07 is a quick solution if you're using it, else try VS.NET or JAVA web apps. yes its time consuming but you can't give all users Admin rights and SQL Server to play with!!!
Here's a link to your work arounds:
Here's a link to your work arounds:
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