Sql server: track who changed login password

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Hi All,
I want to track who(PC name/ IP) changed Login password on my SQL Server is there any query or process please help.

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I have googled but found no help.

Posted 30-Aug-16 21:12pm

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Updated 31-Aug-16 2:18am

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Maciej Los 31-Aug-16 3:32am

If you want to know who changed password for sa user, you're in trouble.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2016-08-30T21:38:00

Please, read my comment first.

There's no chance to find out who's changed password to MS SQL Server. But you can track the date of change. See:
Tracking Login Password Changes in SQL Server[^]
[SOLVED] Determine who changed SA password - Microsoft SQL Server - Spiceworks[^]
When was the last time the SQL Server sa password changed?[^]
sql server 2008 r2 - Is there a way to find out who changed the password for a login? - Database Administrators Stack Exchange[^]

I'd recommend to create a group of logins or single login with minimum permission to write/read/edit/delete data. Do not add permission to change login's details, change SQL Server objects, etc.

Daniel Jones · Answer 2 · 2016-08-31T02:18:00

you can also take the help of these links
SQL SERVER - Who Changed the Password of SQL Login? - Interview Question of the Week #065 - Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave[^]
Tracking Login Password Changes in SQL Server[^]
How to track a sqlserver login if password changed how to know who has changed its a 2005 standard edition[^]

Sql server: track who changed login password

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