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28.7.7.Denying SQL Server Access to a Windows User or Group

USE [master]

GO

DENY CONNECT SQL TO [YourID\TestUser]

GO

--To allow access again, you can use GRANT:

USE [master]

GO

GRANT CONNECT SQL TO [YourID\TestUser]

GO

28.7.LOGIN
	28.7.1.	Creating a SQL Server Login
	28.7.2.	Viewing SQL Server Logins
	28.7.3.	Creating a Windows Login
	28.7.4.	Viewing Windows Logins
	28.7.5.	Altering a Windows Login
	28.7.6.	Dropping a Windows Login
	28.7.7.	Denying SQL Server Access to a Windows User or Group
	28.7.8.	Creates a new Windows login and then maps that login to a new database user
	28.7.9.	Create a proxy login from the certificate
	28.7.10.	Create a proxy user and grant access to the schema
	28.7.11.	DROP LOGIN
	28.7.12.	Altering a SQL Server Login
	28.7.13.	Dropping a SQL Login

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