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SERVER - Force Removing User from Database - Fix: Error: Could not drop login ‘test' February 21, 2012Pinal DaveSQL17 commentsYesterday I wrote a blog post discussing how the guest user can become a security threat. The script which was login owns one or more databases demonstrated in the example had a small T-SQL query which creates a new microsoft sql server, error: 15138 user. Later, I got an email from a user who had created this scenario on his production environment. It disconnect users from sql database makes me sad that I had clearly talked multiple times about how to execute this as a trial on a development server or a test server, but NOT on a production server.
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Anyway, here is the email about the Force Removing User."Pinal,I ran your test on our production server as our development server was busy. Now when I try to drop the test user, it gives me the following error:Msg 15434, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Could not drop login ‘test' as the user is currently logged in. Could you please help me drop this test user? the database principal owns a role and cannot be dropped I cannot restart the server as it is a production server, and I need to drop this user as fast as I can. First of all, I have closed all the connections, but I do not know which connection is still open. I just need to identify which connection is open and kill it if required. In any case, I need to drop it before my supervisor catches me."This email I read really felt very awkward. Here is my answer. I hope you do not find it rude."Dear Friend,First of all, I want to ask why you ran the demo on your production server. You must not execute it on a production server. It was just for the purpose of demonstration. This reminds me of an email I received from one of my friends that one should never post details which can harm a certain production server, as there are people who do not follow the advice no matter how many times you warn them.Trust me - your supervisor will have configured audits and he will soon discover this test user, whether you tell him or not. I suggest that i
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