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How can I set / view column privileges.

I want to remove the select privilege from a salary column to a certain group of users.

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A reply will be highly appreciated
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Code Snippet

USE [Database_Name];

Declare cursorExample Cursor for
Select TABLE_NAME
from information_schema.tables
Where TABLE_TYPE='Base Table'
and TABLE_SCHEMA='dbo'

Declare @name as varchar(255)
Declare @ErrorSave as int
Declare @ErrorCount as int

Open cursorExample

Fetch Next from cursorExample into @name


SET @ErrorSave = 0
SET @ErrorCount = 0




Begin Tran

While @@Fetch_Status=0

Begin

--Getting Error on Line below on @name
REVOKE SELECT ON OBJECT::@name FROM RoletoRevoke;

IF (@@ERROR <> 0)

BEGIN

Print 'Error Revoking Access to Table: ' + CAST(@name AS varchar(75))
SELECT @ErrorCount = @ErrorCount + 1
END
IF (@@ERROR = 0)

BEGIN

Print 'Successful Revoking Select Rights on Table: ' + CAST(@name AS varchar(75))








SELECT @ErrorSave = @ErrorSave + 1
END
Fetch Next from cursorExample into @name


End

IF @ErrorCount = 0

BEGIN

COMMIT TRAN
PRINT 'COMMITTED TRANSACTION'
PRINT 'Total Tables Affected:' + CAST(@ErrorSave AS varchar(75))
END
ELSE

BEGIN

ROLLBACK TRAN
PRINT 'ROLLED BACK TRANSACTION'
END

Close cursorExample
Deallocate cursorExample
GO

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hi,
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go
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go
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go
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go
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go
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