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T-SQL - Creating a Local User On Windows OS

Posted By: Anusha     Posted Date: November 11, 2009    Points:2   Category :Sql Server
Hi,

My requirement is that I need to create a local user on my System (On my Windows OS) using T-SQL. And I need to set this user under 'Administrators' group.

Using this local user I should be able to login to my Windows OS (At System Startup).

Is it possible? If so may I know how could we do this?

Many Thanks,

Regards.
Anusha.

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Author: Amit Mehra          Company URL: http://www.dotnetspark.com           
Posted Date: November 11, 2009     Points: 5   

Hi,

I guess you can do that using AddUser.exe its windows shell use to create user and the syntax is 

AddUsers {/c|/d{:u}|/e} filename [/s:x] [/?] [\\computername|domainname] [/p:{l|c|e|d}]


Now to execute command shell using T-SQl you can read this article

EXEC xp_cmdshell 'dir *.exe';


http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175046.aspx

Thanks
Amit

Thanks,
Amit
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