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  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    Ok guys, the solution was:

    1. Create a new user in windows with admin rights and log into that account.

    2. Start SQLServer in single connection mode. Link

    3. Connect to Managment Studio...

  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    Sweet! That seems to be the way to go, gonna try it out later when the traffic gets lower and i can shutdown the server.

    I'll update and tell how how...

  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    And this is my question... If you have rights to Disable it, it means you have to rights to Enable it back. Just UNDO your step.

    OR

    Do you have any other...

  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    Basically i had all the standard install accounts like sa, nt authority and the like enabled.

    I accidently disabled login for my windows account named "Administrator".

    And i dont remember the password...

  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    Is it not enabled? Or you are not SA?

    I dont remember the password for sa, but i am dba, running the server on local machine.

  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    Then enable it (yourself ot with help of IT Support).

    I dont have access to sysadmin account... except maybe NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM.

    IS it possible to log into Managment Studio with NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM...

  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    Is there a way?

    I would need to access NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM to enable admin again...

  • RE: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account

    Why do you want to do that?

    I accidently disabled admin acc, and dont have access to sa...

  • RE: Database mail question

    @Suresh Ty, you were right once again.

    I found it useful to use: set @Subject_tets = 'some text' + @variable + 'some text', instead of having it in the select clause.

  • RE: Database mail question

    New day, new challenges...

    Here's how the script looks like, as it is now i create a temp table and populate it with data (id,email, firstname), then it loops through every...

  • RE: Database mail question

    @suresh

    That did the trick, thank you!

    Now it works to send emails to several recepients, however it doesnt seem very scalable... next step, figure out how to create a loop that...

  • RE: Database mail question

    @Derek

    Thats pretty much the options i got, either write a ASP VBScript app or use Database Mail together with SSA Jobs... Trying to figure out wich one...

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