Microsoft Sql Error 15128
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Microsoft Sql Server ? If you ever meet this nice Sql Error, 15128
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in Microsoft Sql Error you must do these next steps. At least check_policy sql server they worked for me :) First I want to explain which is the scenario. You are logged
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with Windows Authentication and you created a new sql login. Now you want to disable Enforce Password Policy. When you want to do that Sql tells you that sql server user must change password at next login you can not save the user, a new password must be set. Strange...so: double click on new login created, leave the check boxes checked(enforce password policy and enforce password expiration) and change user's passwordtemporally to what ever you want, click OK then reopen and uncheckenforce password policy, enforce password expiration; Press OK finally you reopen the alter login must change example user and specify the password you want Test it ;) Hope this will help you. Posted by Alexa Adrian at 7:14 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: error, SQL 7 comments: AnonymousJuly 20, 2014 at 8:25 AMGreat, it worked - Thank you.ReplyDeleteAnonymousAugust 26, 2014 at 3:45 PMPerfect!!!!!!!!! yiiiijaaaaaReplyDeleteAnonymousOctober 7, 2014 at 11:51 PMYesss!!!!!!! thanks!!!!ReplyDeleteAnonymousOctober 26, 2014 at 3:26 AMAwesome!ReplyDeleteAnonymousNovember 11, 2014 at 6:53 PMTHANK YOU!!!ReplyDeleteAnonymousJune 9, 2015 at 6:08 PMExcellent help. Many thanks! ReplyDeleteAnonymousSeptember 14, 2016 at 12:13 AMGracias me ayudo mucho ! Thank you ! manReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more... Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Labels algorithms (2) array (3) ArrayList (2) Asp.Mvc (2) Asp.Net (3) blogger (1) C# (17) CSS (2) custom controls (1) DataTable (1) DevExpress (1) error (2) Google Doodle (2) GridControl (1) HTML (4) JavaScript (1) jtable (1) LINQ (1) Microsoft Visual Studio (4) mysql (2) Php (3) Skype (1) SQL (11) Sql Server 2008 Management Studio (2) Sql Server Management (1) SyntaxHighlighter (1) Today's Hel
one of those nasty little thorns that sticks you every once in a while. You add a new SQL Server authentication login with Server Manager and you forget to uncheck the boxes for User must change password, Enforce password, and Enforce
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Expiration. Being this is an application user for which you don't want to enforce password restrictions enforce password policy and which uses ODBC, therefore never seeing a login dialog, they never get an opportunity to change the password. Consequently the login can't be
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used as is. Ok, you realize your mistake too late. The login has been created. It has been associated with one or more databases and/or schemas. Permissions have been granted, etc., etc., etc. How do you fix it? Guess what? http://how-to-code-net.blogspot.com/2012/11/how-to-solve-error-15128-in-microsoft.html If you try to just want to uncheck the "User must change" check box, you can't! It is greyed out. This conundrum perplexed me to no end when first encountered. Searching the internet turned up several solutions like this one:ALTER LOGIN test_must_change WITH PASSWORD = ‘newpass', CHECK_POLICY = OFF, CHECK_EXPIRATION = OFF; Guess what happens (you have three choices and the first two don't count). You get this error message Msg 15128, Level 16, State 1, Line 1The CHECK_POLICY and http://www.webofwood.com/2009/01/29/fix-a-sql-server-login-which-has-must_change-set-to-on/ CHECK_EXPIRATION options cannot be turned OFF when MUST_CHANGE is ON. If you try to user Server Manager and just uncheck the ‘Enforce password policy' or ‘Enforce password expiration' boxes, you get this THE FIX You MUST change the password first and it must be done without changing the other password policy options. You CAN change the password to be the same as the existing one. However, you do it, you still must effect a change on the password an then change the policy options as a separate step. If you choose to use the Server Manager wizard, when you change the password, the ‘User must change password' check box will become available and you can then uncheck it (do not uncheck the other policy check boxes if they already were). You can then save the change, open the wizard again, uncheck the other policy restrictions, and save it again. If you decide to use a query, you can use code similar to thisUSE MasterGOALTER LOGIN test_must_change WITH PASSWORD = ‘samepassword'GOALTER LOGIN test_must_change WITH CHECK_POLICY = OFF, CHECK_EXPIRATION = OFF; This entry was posted in Uncategorized on January 29, 2009 by John Wood. Post navigation ← Use RMAN to Fix a "604" Error on Database Start Configure D-Link DIR 625 for Cisco VPN → 6 thoughts on “Fix a SQL Server Login which has MUST_CHANGE set to ON” mikep March 19, 2010 at 9:26 AM Thank you this is exact
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2005 instance. This was as per the request of the Application team who would be using it for an Application. Since this is a routine task, the DBA created the ID. After passing on the credentials to the Application team, they started complaining that the application is unable to connect to the database using that ID. When the DBA tried connecting to the instance using that ID he got Reason: The password of the account has expired error. In SSMS the Login Properties looked like this. Since this is an application id, the requirement is the password should never expire. But the DBA had forgot to uncheck the Enforce password policy and User must change password at next login checkbox while creating the ID (these are by default selected). When the application tried connecting to the instance for the first time, the password had expired and it prompted it to be changed. Now the DBA realized the mistake he had done, he uncheck Enforce password policy option and clicked on Ok in SSMS. It was not supposed to be that easy and he got the following error message. The CHECK_POLICY and CHECK_EXPIRATION options cannot be turned OFF when MUST_CHANGE is ON. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 15128) Since the password had already expired, SQL Server was not allowing to be changed with the existing options. Also you will notice that in the above screenshot the User must change password at next login checkbox is grayed out. The only option to overcome this situation was to change the password after disabling the Login Policy check. Here is the query which was used to fix this issue. ALTER LOGIN [LoginName] WITH PASSWORD = 'newpassword', CHECK_POLICY = OFF, CHECK_EXPIRATION = OFF With this query, the password was successfully changed and the Policy check was disabled as per the requirement. Related posts: Changes to the state or options of database cannot be made at this time Logon failure Error: 18456, Severity: 14 | State description It is now easy track Logon failures in SQL Server 2008 Unlock SQL User without changing the password How to change the Cluster service account password This entry was posted in SQLServerPedia Syndication, Troubleshoot and tagged security, sql 2005, troubleshoot on November 7, 2010 by PradeepAdiga. Post navigation ← SQL Agent does not start | Login failed for user sa Generate script of all jobs