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sql 2005 sa

Original Message

Name: suncoast
Date: March 12, 2008 at 05:46:30 Pacific
Subject: sql 2005 sa
OS: win2003 sp2
CPU/Ram: enough
Model/Manufacturer: dell

Comment:

I am not a sql db manager by any means but I've been asked to reset the sa password for a sql 2005 server. My concern is ...will changing this password have any effect on applications that use sql 2005. They use Micro CRM 3.0, and I don't want to disrupt their service. The reason they want to reset the password is because they recently bought a new accounting package that will tie into CRM, and the technicians are requesting the password to complete the install.

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