Who deleted the login in SQL Server?
Right click SQL Server Instance and Select Reports -> Standard Reports -> Schema Changes History as shown in the below snippet. 3. This will open up Scheme Changes History report which will have the details about who deleted the SQL Server Database along with the timestamp when the database was deleted.
How do I find SQL Server login history?
Go to security option. Expand and right click on Logins. click reports> Standard reports > Login statistics.
How find deleted items in SQL Server?
How to Find Deleted Table in SQL Server
- DECLARE @path VARCHAR(MAX) SELECT @path=SUBSTRING(path, 1, LEN(path) - CHARINDEX('_', REVERSE(path))) + '.trc'
- FROM sys. traces WHERE is_default = 1 SELECT e. name AS Name, t. ...
- t. LoginName as 'WhoDeleted', t. ...
- FROM sys. fn_trace_gettable(@path,0) t INNER JOIN sys.
Where can I find deleted jobs in SQL Server?
Did you backed up the jobs?
- shut down SQLAgent.
- make a new backup of msdb (to a new backup file !!!)
- restore the pervious msdb bacup.
- activate the agent xp's -- enable Agent XPs. ...
- script your job.
- restore the newly created msdb backup.
- implement the job from the script in the pervious step.
- start sqlagent.
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What is the difference between MySQL and SQL Server?
MySQL is an open source Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) based on Structured Query Language (SQL).
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Difference between MySQL and MS SQL Server.
| MS SQL Server |
MySQL |
| It is a highly secured and doesn't allow any kind of database file manipulation while running. |
It allows database file manipulation while running. |
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What is the difference between SQL Server Developer and Express Edition?
Developer Edition has all the features of Enterprise Edition but is not licensed for production use. Express Edition can be used for production work but has limitation in feature support, maximum database size and resource usage, etc.
What is the next version of SQL Server?