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Where are MSSQL Login Settings

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knocx

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Does anyone know where MSSQL remote server address / login setings are stored?

i can not find them in PSA database... i have to add some manual entries

thanks
knocx
 
MSSQL settings placed in table 'MISC' of Plesk database 'PSA', looks like mssql_bla_bla_bla.
Good luck.
 
:) why misc

thanks this was the only table that i never looked in

--knocx
 
Well ..... misc table does not contain MSSQL login informations for databases created by the client. it only contains sa login /adress information....

where are MSSQL logins for the clients?

they are all lost after the restore! None of our clients MSSQL settings colud be restored, i want to enter the login data, manually but there are no tables present in the psa database containing client MSSQL database login information...


plesk....plesk...plesk...


knocx
 
Hey!
You can find databases users with passwords in 'db_users' table of plesk database 'psa', where db_id = id from table 'data_bases', in 'data_bases' dom_id = id from 'domains' table.
Hope it will ll help you,
good luck!
 
yes i had successfully recovered it yesterday

the interesting thing was that all mssql information was lost after the restore?

knocx
 
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