Mapped to it still exists, but this breaks from the concept of the required login Traditional logins to the SQL Server with a user in a database Mapped to a login and authentication is done in Azure Active Directory or in theĭatabase itself. The first difference is the concept of a contained user, which is a user not Security at a server / database level with on-premises SQL Server and Azure SQL DatabaseĪre very similar but you will find some definite differences. That give you access to a databases(s) with permissions typically granted by putting ![]() Then you have a user mapped to the login in individual databases In the SQL Server using local SQL authentication. The login can be an Active Directory account or created With traditional on-premises SQL Server, you haveĪ login to the SQL Server. What is the best way to manage users in Azure Using the server level "sa" like server admin credentials chosen when the Azure SQLĭatabase server was built. It’s presumed you are not and will not have users and / or applications SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), but now you’ve created an Azure SQL Database ![]() ![]() You know how to manage logins and users on traditional on-premises SQL Servers with By: Joe Gavin | Updated: | Comments (17) | Related: > Azure
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