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Hi everybody!
Something strange happened to one of my SQL Databases.
One of my User Defined Funcitions has lost ALL its roles permissions!
I created this UDF a long time ago and I assigned permissions to some specific Roles to run the UDF. It worked fine until today. All of a sudden there were no permissions for any role for that UDF. I am the only Admin for the DB.
I reassigned the roles permissions and it seems to be working fine now.
How could this happen ? has anyone here experienced something like this before ?
Thanks!
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