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I have this problem.
I first connect(log) to SQL Server using SQL Management Studio the authentication is set to Windows Authentication.
Then I go to the Security => Logins folder and add a user, the authentication is: SQL Server authentication, I give him also the sysadmin role [all roles]
I try to login as that user, but I can’t
I tried everything but no result
How can this be corrected?
You should enable SQL Authentication; it isn’t enabled by default.
In SSMS, right-click on the top-level (server) node, select Properties. Then click on Security in the left-hand panel, then select the “SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode” radio button in the right-hand panel.