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Hi everybody
I have deleted my windows account on wich I had installed sql server 2008 express. Now I can not perform any operation with my sql server including adding new user.
Pleas sombody help me.
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Hi everybody
I have deleted my windows account on wich I had installed sql server 2008 express. Now I can not perform any operation with my sql server including adding new user.
Pleas sombody help me.
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Name,
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(SELECT TOP 1 [Address] FROM
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