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ahdkhan
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 Posted - 2011-02-26 : 15:25:13
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| Hello,I recently join a company as a SQL Server DBA, The company purchased a web based erp using SQL Server 2008 as a back end. When I checked the DB I found the vendor made only one database level login. The application have a table with the name "tblusers" and all application users and passwords are saved in this table, they also controlling the user access through the application code and tables.My problem is in my previous company all users are DB users and now I dont have experience to administer such kind of database.While my Manager expected that database is always performed well.Can anybody help or suggest me to administer such kind of application.What should be the best way to administer such kind of software? Regards, |
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tkizer
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Administration of Single User Application
As far as administering it, there's no difference.Tara Kizer