To force changes in the identity, such as a password reset or change in Windows group membership, the login must logoff from the authentication authority (Windows or SQL Server), and log in again.
The identity of the login remains authenticated as long as the connection is maintained. For a Windows Authentication login, this includes information about membership in Windows groups. When a login (or a contained database user) connects and is authenticated, the connection caches identity information about the login. Specifies the hashed value of the password for the login that is being created.
Passwords are case-sensitive.Īpplies to the HASHED keyword only. Specifies the password for the login that is being changed. (Use the KILL statement to terminate an existing connections.) Disabled logins retain their permissions and can still be impersonated.Īpplies only to SQL Server logins. Disabling a login does not affect the behavior of logins that are already connected. Domain logins must be enclosed in brackets in the format. Specifies the name of the SQL Server login that is being changed. PASSWORD = 'password' | hashed_password HASHED SQL Server Syntax - Syntax for SQL Server
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