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Sandyliu
Calcite | Level 5

Hi all !

To synchronize logons in source server to target server, we adapt the sample synchronization code to our servers and

it was in used successfully for few months.

Recently, when we run the code again, we received an error: 

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A Login for UserID XXX on Identity XXX is already associated to AuthenticationDomain DefaultAuth

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we found that the login for XXX user in target server was missing (not delete in hand) and no error was detected by %mduchgv.

In addition, we have checked several related sas problem notes and they seem to not match our case.

Is there any ideas that can resolve this issue?

 

 

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AnandVyas
Ammonite | Level 13

Hi @Sandyliu 

 

Usually when you try to associate a login XXX, which is already registered with identity YYY to another identity ZZZ, you hit this error. May be you do quick search in SMC to validate if the login is already registered with any other identity or not.

 

You can navigate to user manager plugin and select search. under advanced options enter the user XXX in user id field and see if any users are displayed. Open the user and check the accounts tab for login information.

 

Thanks!

Sandyliu
Calcite | Level 5

Hi @AnandVyas 

 

Thank you for your prompt reply.

we have checked the identity YYY in source server and target server are the same,

just the login info is different . 

Will the following cases hit the same error ? By the way, We are in the case of 1.

case 1

Source server: identity YYY  login domain\aaa

Target server: identity YYY login missing (registered before)

 

case 2  

Source server:identity YYY login domain\aaa

Target server: identity YYY login domain\AAA

 

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