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gsuresh
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Posted - 2012-11-22 : 08:34:59
What is difference between login & schema?

suresh

sgondesi
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Posted - 2013-11-11 : 12:30:43
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Originally posted by gsuresh

What is difference between login & schema?

suresh



you know what instance is, right?

now how can u get into the instance? you need to log into the instance.so you need a login for that.

if you want to give access to a database for few users, you need to create users for that database and need to map those user accounts to the login accounts.

users- to access database
login- to access instance

schema is just like a name space like name spaces in xml.
schema can be used for organizational identity purpose.
schema is strictly not used to provide security. It is only used for naming purpose.

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Srikar Reddy Gondesi,
BTECH-IT 2013 Passed Out,
Trainee for SQL Server Administration,
Miracle Software systems, Inc.
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