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Permission on Database
Create users in SQL Server 2012Role-Schema Permission issue (Management studio)Why scalar valued functions need execute permission rather than select?Grant access to all objects (with a few exceptions) to a roleHow do you GRANT SELECT on hidden resource database mssqlsystemresource?Cross database reference select access with disabled login for DB userDeny dbo schema permissionHow to create mysql user with CREATE USER grant but without access to new databases?Why securityAdmin does not have enough permission?PostgreSQL - Grant privileges as superuser
I have a login user called TestUser created at the server level that is assigned to a read only role, now I need to create a user for the TestUser login on MyDb
USE [MyDB]
GO
CREATE USER [Test] FOR LOGIN [TestUser]
GO
GRANT SELECT TO [Test]
GO
DENY DELETE TO [Test]
GO
DENY INSERT TO [Test]
GO
DENY UPDATE TO [Test]
GO
everything is good but when I script that Test user created, I don't see in any place the script that I'm giving select and denying insert, delete and update
sql-server permissions users
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I have a login user called TestUser created at the server level that is assigned to a read only role, now I need to create a user for the TestUser login on MyDb
USE [MyDB]
GO
CREATE USER [Test] FOR LOGIN [TestUser]
GO
GRANT SELECT TO [Test]
GO
DENY DELETE TO [Test]
GO
DENY INSERT TO [Test]
GO
DENY UPDATE TO [Test]
GO
everything is good but when I script that Test user created, I don't see in any place the script that I'm giving select and denying insert, delete and update
sql-server permissions users
New contributor
add a comment |
I have a login user called TestUser created at the server level that is assigned to a read only role, now I need to create a user for the TestUser login on MyDb
USE [MyDB]
GO
CREATE USER [Test] FOR LOGIN [TestUser]
GO
GRANT SELECT TO [Test]
GO
DENY DELETE TO [Test]
GO
DENY INSERT TO [Test]
GO
DENY UPDATE TO [Test]
GO
everything is good but when I script that Test user created, I don't see in any place the script that I'm giving select and denying insert, delete and update
sql-server permissions users
New contributor
I have a login user called TestUser created at the server level that is assigned to a read only role, now I need to create a user for the TestUser login on MyDb
USE [MyDB]
GO
CREATE USER [Test] FOR LOGIN [TestUser]
GO
GRANT SELECT TO [Test]
GO
DENY DELETE TO [Test]
GO
DENY INSERT TO [Test]
GO
DENY UPDATE TO [Test]
GO
everything is good but when I script that Test user created, I don't see in any place the script that I'm giving select and denying insert, delete and update
sql-server permissions users
sql-server permissions users
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Most probably because you are using the generate scripts method to do so.
I would suggest to use open source DBA tools to view the permission or export.
Aliases : Export-SqlUser
Synopsis
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host.
Description
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host. Export includes user, create and add to role(s), database level permissions, object level permissions.
is it probably Export-DbaUser?
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20 mins ago
One more question, can we install this in a prod server?
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Most probably because you are using the generate scripts method to do so.
I would suggest to use open source DBA tools to view the permission or export.
Aliases : Export-SqlUser
Synopsis
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host.
Description
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host. Export includes user, create and add to role(s), database level permissions, object level permissions.
is it probably Export-DbaUser?
– user175111
20 mins ago
One more question, can we install this in a prod server?
– user175111
15 mins ago
add a comment |
Most probably because you are using the generate scripts method to do so.
I would suggest to use open source DBA tools to view the permission or export.
Aliases : Export-SqlUser
Synopsis
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host.
Description
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host. Export includes user, create and add to role(s), database level permissions, object level permissions.
is it probably Export-DbaUser?
– user175111
20 mins ago
One more question, can we install this in a prod server?
– user175111
15 mins ago
add a comment |
Most probably because you are using the generate scripts method to do so.
I would suggest to use open source DBA tools to view the permission or export.
Aliases : Export-SqlUser
Synopsis
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host.
Description
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host. Export includes user, create and add to role(s), database level permissions, object level permissions.
Most probably because you are using the generate scripts method to do so.
I would suggest to use open source DBA tools to view the permission or export.
Aliases : Export-SqlUser
Synopsis
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host.
Description
Exports users creation and its permissions to a T-SQL file or host. Export includes user, create and add to role(s), database level permissions, object level permissions.
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is it probably Export-DbaUser?
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One more question, can we install this in a prod server?
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is it probably Export-DbaUser?
– user175111
20 mins ago
One more question, can we install this in a prod server?
– user175111
15 mins ago
is it probably Export-DbaUser?
– user175111
20 mins ago
is it probably Export-DbaUser?
– user175111
20 mins ago
One more question, can we install this in a prod server?
– user175111
15 mins ago
One more question, can we install this in a prod server?
– user175111
15 mins ago
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