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Appendix C - Using SQL Server Authentication<br />

1. In the left-hand pane of SQL Server Management Studio, expand the SQL<br />

Server instance.<br />

2. Expand Security.<br />

3. Right-click Logins and select New Login.<br />

The Login – New dialog is displayed.<br />

4. In the Login name field, enter a login name: [login_name].<br />

5. Select SQL Server Authentication.<br />

6. Enter a Password for the new login: [password]<br />

7. Confirm the password.<br />

8. Deselect the Enforce password expiration.<br />

9. Click OK.<br />

The Login – New dialog closes.<br />

10. In the left-hand pane, expand Databases.<br />

11. Expand Security.<br />

12. Right-click Users and select New User.<br />

The Database User – New dialog is displayed.<br />

13. For the User name, enter the name of the new user: [db_username]<br />

Note: To make things easier, we recommend using the same name here as<br />

you entered before for [login_name].<br />

14. Click the Browse (‘…’) button next to the Login name field.<br />

The Select Login dialog opens.<br />

15. Click Browse.<br />

The Browse for Objects dialog opens.<br />

16. Select the new Login user you just created: [login_name].<br />

17. Click OK.<br />

18. Click OK.<br />

19. On the Database User – New dialog, select <strong>Casewise</strong>RW in the Owned<br />

Schemas and Role Members sections.<br />

20. Click OK.<br />

Your user is created.<br />

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