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Question : SQL server 2005 login accounts
I ran Microsoft's MBSA, and it caught password policy issues for my installation. The resolution steps are to:
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To enable Password policy and Expiration policy
1.Click Start, point to Programs, and point to Microsoft SQL server 2005 and then click SQL Server Management Studio.
2.In the object Explorer pane, Double-click Security and then Double-click Logins.
3.Under Logins node, Double-click each user.
4.In the dialog box that appears, check if the Enforce Password Policy and Enforce Password Expiration are enabled and Checked.
5.If both are enabled and not checked, check both the check boxes.
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The problem is, the checkboxes are not available to be clicked on (they're greyed out). How can I get the checkboxes to be available again?
Answer : SQL server 2005 login accounts
Hi westdh,
You can add any variable or object you want to Session State. For example if you want to add the url path to Session State using c#:
Session["url"]=URLvariable
Hope this helps you.
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