SQL Server Error while creating User












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I tried creating a user with all privileges but I am getting this error:




Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio



Create failed for User 'Hru'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)



Additional information:



An exception occurred while executing a Transact-SQL statement or batch.

(Microsoft.SqlServer.ConnectionInfo)



'Hru' is not a valid login or you do not have permission. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 15007)




Can anybody help me solve this?



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    I tried creating a user with all privileges but I am getting this error:




    Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio



    Create failed for User 'Hru'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)



    Additional information:



    An exception occurred while executing a Transact-SQL statement or batch.

    (Microsoft.SqlServer.ConnectionInfo)



    'Hru' is not a valid login or you do not have permission. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 15007)




    Can anybody help me solve this?



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      I tried creating a user with all privileges but I am getting this error:




      Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio



      Create failed for User 'Hru'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)



      Additional information:



      An exception occurred while executing a Transact-SQL statement or batch.

      (Microsoft.SqlServer.ConnectionInfo)



      'Hru' is not a valid login or you do not have permission. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 15007)




      Can anybody help me solve this?



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      I tried creating a user with all privileges but I am getting this error:




      Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio



      Create failed for User 'Hru'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)



      Additional information:



      An exception occurred while executing a Transact-SQL statement or batch.

      (Microsoft.SqlServer.ConnectionInfo)



      'Hru' is not a valid login or you do not have permission. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 15007)




      Can anybody help me solve this?



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          The error message is stating that SQL Server cannot locate a login named Hiru, or you do not have the privilege required to create a user.



          The SQL Server security model consists1 of a server-level login that provides access at the instance level. Logins are then associated to a user inside each database. The user typically has the same name as the login, although that is not required.



          Creating a login and user is easy to do with T-SQL, as in:



          USE master;
          CREATE LOGIN [Hiru] WITH PASSWORD = 'pwd';
          USE mydb;
          CREATE USER [Hiru] FOR LOGIN [Hiru];


          Using a T-SQL script provides more direct control over the process, and allows better troubleshooting.





          1 - unless you're using the contained database security model






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            First create a global login under Security -> Logins



            Then add the user in Databases -> Database -> Security -> Users





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              The error message is stating that SQL Server cannot locate a login named Hiru, or you do not have the privilege required to create a user.



              The SQL Server security model consists1 of a server-level login that provides access at the instance level. Logins are then associated to a user inside each database. The user typically has the same name as the login, although that is not required.



              Creating a login and user is easy to do with T-SQL, as in:



              USE master;
              CREATE LOGIN [Hiru] WITH PASSWORD = 'pwd';
              USE mydb;
              CREATE USER [Hiru] FOR LOGIN [Hiru];


              Using a T-SQL script provides more direct control over the process, and allows better troubleshooting.





              1 - unless you're using the contained database security model






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                The error message is stating that SQL Server cannot locate a login named Hiru, or you do not have the privilege required to create a user.



                The SQL Server security model consists1 of a server-level login that provides access at the instance level. Logins are then associated to a user inside each database. The user typically has the same name as the login, although that is not required.



                Creating a login and user is easy to do with T-SQL, as in:



                USE master;
                CREATE LOGIN [Hiru] WITH PASSWORD = 'pwd';
                USE mydb;
                CREATE USER [Hiru] FOR LOGIN [Hiru];


                Using a T-SQL script provides more direct control over the process, and allows better troubleshooting.





                1 - unless you're using the contained database security model






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                  The error message is stating that SQL Server cannot locate a login named Hiru, or you do not have the privilege required to create a user.



                  The SQL Server security model consists1 of a server-level login that provides access at the instance level. Logins are then associated to a user inside each database. The user typically has the same name as the login, although that is not required.



                  Creating a login and user is easy to do with T-SQL, as in:



                  USE master;
                  CREATE LOGIN [Hiru] WITH PASSWORD = 'pwd';
                  USE mydb;
                  CREATE USER [Hiru] FOR LOGIN [Hiru];


                  Using a T-SQL script provides more direct control over the process, and allows better troubleshooting.





                  1 - unless you're using the contained database security model






                  share|improve this answer













                  The error message is stating that SQL Server cannot locate a login named Hiru, or you do not have the privilege required to create a user.



                  The SQL Server security model consists1 of a server-level login that provides access at the instance level. Logins are then associated to a user inside each database. The user typically has the same name as the login, although that is not required.



                  Creating a login and user is easy to do with T-SQL, as in:



                  USE master;
                  CREATE LOGIN [Hiru] WITH PASSWORD = 'pwd';
                  USE mydb;
                  CREATE USER [Hiru] FOR LOGIN [Hiru];


                  Using a T-SQL script provides more direct control over the process, and allows better troubleshooting.





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                      First create a global login under Security -> Logins



                      Then add the user in Databases -> Database -> Security -> Users





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