A Script to Fix Orphaned Users

I find that one (well, actually, one of many) really annoying things of restoring databases to different servers is the orphaned user! I am notorious for forgetting about them. Here's a common scenario in my office:

Colleague: Hey DBA, can you refresh a copy of the database on the QA server
Me: Sure
Me (after restore finishes): Hey colleague, it's done.
Colleague: Hey DBA! I CAN'T LOG IN!
Me: *!*&^%$$£"!"£$%"£$

So, in order to help me with this, I've written a little script to make my life a little easier:

DECLARE @loop int = 1
DECLARE @username sysname
DECLARE @orphanedusers TABLE
    (
      id int identity(1, 1) ,
      UserName sysname ,
      UserSID varchar(36)
    )
INSERT  INTO @orphanedusers
        ( [UserName], [UserSID] )
        EXEC sp_change_users_login 'report'

WHILE @loop <= ( SELECT MAX(id)
                 FROM   @orphanedusers
               )
    BEGIN      
        SET @username = ( SELECT    UserName
                          FROM      @orphanedusers
                          WHERE     id = @loop
                        )      
        IF @username IN ( SELECT    name
                          FROM      master.sys.[syslogins] )
            BEGIN
                EXEC sp_change_users_login 'auto_fix', @username      
            END      
        SET @loop = @loop + 1

    END

Hope this helps.