sql server - How to set CHECK_POLICY OFF in the sql script -


while installing our software in hp laptop, got sql error stating "the password not meet windows policy requirements because short."

when checked, local security policy in machine has minimum 8 characters , in laptop has 12 characters. our sql password has 11 characters. why not installed in laptop alone.

we can increase password more 12. maybe in future minimum password requirement can change 20 characters. thought of disabling password check. since new sql, don't know add condition check. have 2 sql script. code snippet 2 scripts shown below. please let me know add it.

script1:

alter login [sa] password=n'mssql2008!' go  if exists (select * syslogins                           name = 'teradyne') begin     alter login [teradyne] password=n'sql_pwd'  end  go  

script2:

go  exec ('if not exists (select * syslogins                           name = ''clientsoftware'')         exec sp_addlogin @loginame=''clientsoftware'', @passwd=''ter_sql_pwd'' ') go  checkpoint  go 

where sql_pwd = software1! both scripts.

please let me know add check_policy , whether need add check_expiration

for alter login statement, can use

alter login [teradyne] password=n'sql_pwd' , check_policy = off 

you can't sp_addlogin procedure, , create login preferred method.

if need use sp_addlogin, pre-hash password, wouldn't recommend beginner. see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173768.aspx , http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189828.aspx


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