Call me a glutton for punishment, but today I endeavored to create a database and user w/o the aid of SQL Management studio. Why would you do something so ridiculous you ask? First, my new shop is more of an Oracle group that tolerates MS, so I don’t have Management Studio installed yet. Second, I think you learn more about a product when you start using it command-line. No hand holding, point and click stuff here. Just raw ascii and endless error messages. Anyway, I got it working so here’s the script to create a database and a login for it:
create database TestLink
go
create login testlink with password = 'abc123', DEFAULT_DATABASE = testlink
go
use testlink
create user testlink with default_schema = dbo
go
sp_addrolemember 'db_owner', 'testlink'
go
Btw, if you’re SQL Express install is fresh then it is in Windows Authentication mode and needs to be changed to Mixed mode (restart SQLEXPRESS service required):
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQLServer
LoginMode = 2
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