What is the use of builtinadministrators group in sql server? : sql server security
Answer / Pritibhi Kumar
The builtinadministrators group in SQL Server is a predefined Windows group that has full control over the SQL Server instance. Members of this group have unrestricted access to all resources (databases, login information, etc.) on the server by default.
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