that's it, I do have a couple databases are offline - but I thought only the
users from offline db will get those messages not others. Thank you so much!
"Ben Nevarez" wrote:
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> Hi Li,
>
> That means that one or more databases are not accessible, perhaps they are
> offline, a mirrored, restoring, suspect or something like that. You could see
> the database status by using Object Explorer or by running this
>
> select name, state_desc from sys.databases
>
> You can change the database status or simply ignore the message on the User
> Mapping page.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Ben Nevarez
>
>
>
>
> "Li" wrote:
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> > SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition with all databases backup/restore from SQL
> > Server 2000. Everytime I go to Security -> Logins -> Propertities of any
> > account -> User Mapping, a po-pup says "one or more databases are
> > inaccessible and will not be displayed". How can I get rid off the po-pups?
> > I checked all db and there is no orpaned users, is there anything else I need
> > to check? thanks in advance for anyone's help. >> Stay informed about: one or more databases inaccessible?