Hello All,
I have 2 logins
1. Login1 ( has dbo permissons)
2. Login2 ( Data reader )
I have Created a table Tbl1 using Login1 ,
I have used grant statement to give select permissons to Login2
When I connect to the database using Login2 and use the T-Sql :- Select *
from Tbl1 , I get an error saying Invalid object name 'Tbl1'.
Thanks in Advance
Recently put together a new Win2003 (R2) development server, which will be used to host SqlExpress databases, both for development and some domain users within the organization. Don't have a lot of Win server level expertise, but did manage to get SqlExpress up running and configured for remote usage. Created a db login/user account and was able to get a VB6 application connected to the database with one caveat -- I could connect to the db only as part of the local Administrator group of that server. Taking myself (or anyone else) out the Adminstrator group keeps me from connecting remotely to the database through the application. I can connect to the db remotely through Sql Express Manager using Sql Server authentication. The app itself uses Sql Server authentication, but can't seem to establish a remote connection unless I'm administrator.
Could someone please clue me in as to how to set server level permissions for specific users (or domain of users), so that the remote application can connect and open the database. I've tried setting folder level permissions on the server to no avail, and don't know how this is normally done for a Sql Server database.
Supplement: the acutal error message I get is:
Cannot open database requested by the Login
Source: Microsoft Native Client
TIA,
Rick
Hi all,
I have created a login with just select permisson, I also want to give permisson to truncate a table (not delete) , for that reason I had to create a stored procedure.
CREATE procedure Sp_truncate as
truncate table Zip_Code_Lookup
I gave execute permisson for the stored procedure , but when I run this Stored procedure I get the following error
Only the owner or members of the sysadmin role can truncate table 'Zip_Code_Lookup'.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks Again
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