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We have moved a database from SQL 2000 to a new SQL 2005 that is used with an intranet page to display and update data. We are now unable to login using the sa account as the settings for the page used the old login password and appears to have locked the sa account.
I guess using the sa account for this page was not such a great idea but still that does not help as we can not login to create a new one.
Is there a way to unlock the sa account without being able to login as sa?
If your system was setup with mixed access, you should be able to logon with an administrator’s windows password. Then you could change the password. You can actually do this with any administrator account.