What is the best way to grant a user permission to create a view?
I first created a role using enterprise manager but for the role I
created it doesn't seem to offer that permission. It offers the basic
stuff such as insert, select, and update.
I could go in and use a grant create view sql statement I suppose but
I'd rather do it through enterprise manager where it would be visible
if I need to change it in the future.
-David
I have an application, the front end is Access and the back end is sql server 2008 express.
The application does not display the view on a user's machine. Do I have to grant permission for the user, in order for the VIEW to display?
I have tried granting permission, but I am doing something wrong.
I want to grant access on the below view for an end user so that he connect to our SQL server and retrieve data. The view looks like the below
CREATE VIEW DB1.[dbo].[View1]
AS
-- For brevity, I made it as simple statement.
SELECT *
From DB2.dbo.table2
GO
For the above view, it looks like I have to grant select and connect permission for the DB1. [dbo].[View1] as well as DB2.dbo.table2.
1. Is my understanding correct?
2. I want the user to access only DB1. [dbo].[View1] and not the underlying tables. Is there a way to grant access only on the view and execute the statement on a different security context so that the user can€™t access DB2.dbo.table2 directly?
3. When the user uses SQL Server Management Studio to connect to SQL server, he is able to connect and select DB2.dbo.table2 directly. Is there any way to restrict user from viewing and executing select statement on DB2 database from SQL Server Management Studio
Thanks in advance for your help
With regards
Ganesh
Hi All,
I'm trying to create a proc for granting permission for developer, but I tried many times, still couldn't get successful, someone can help me? The original statement is:
Create PROC dbo.GrantPermission
@user1 varchar(50)
as
Grant create table to @user1
go
Grant create view to @user1
go
Grant create Procedure to @user1
Go
Thanks Guys.
SQL Server 2005 anomoly?
In SQL Server Management Studio I granted specific permissions to user "A" to do Select, Insert, Update, Delete on Table "B" -
When I logged on as User "A" and attempted the Insert imto table "B" I got the following error:
"Insert Permission Denied on Table B, Database C, Schema dbo"
Is this a problem with the dbo schema?
Then I went back and created a stored proccedure "D" with the exact same Insert statement inside the procedure. I granted User "A" execute permission on the stored procedure "D".
I then logged on as User A and executed Stored Procedure "D". No Problem - stored procedure executed fine with the Insert.
I attempted the Insert statement again - straight SQL - as User "A" and got the same error as above ("Insert Permission Denied.....")
Strange behavior - cannot do a SQL. Insert even though user has permissions but can execute a store procedure with the same Insert statement.
What gives?
Hi
I need to grant SELECT permission for ALL TABLES for tables which are tag to role (eg. ABC).
How do i grant them "permanently"? as the tables o/p by role (ABC) will be dropped and recreated when another users rerun the tables?
Appreciate any help.
Thanks very much!!
Within my Report Manager, I have several folders, and I would like these folders to be only visible to certain users and groups. In the Active Directory I have DOMAINGroupName1. If I add this group to the folder I want them to have access to with a Browser role, when they open Report Manager they do not see the folder at all. Then I added the same group to the HOME folder also, but again they could not see their folder when they opened the Report Manager. If I add the Users of this group individually (DOMAINUser1, DOMAINUser2 etc) then they can see the folder and run reports just fine. This is not an ideal solution as groups will change over time and I don't want to have to keep adding and deleting members. Anyone got any ideas why they can't see their folder?
Thanks!
I have a user on my database that has the following base permissions :
public
db_datareader
I need to give this user permission to edit a single stored procedure. I have tried using the following command :
GRANT ALL ON stored_procedure_name TO username
Which executes successfully, but the user still cannot edit the stored procedure.
If I give the user db_ddladmin permission they can edit all the user stored procedures, but for security reasons I would prefer to be able to this this at procedure level rather than a global permission on all user procs.
Does anybody know how I can do this?
EDIT : This is on SQL 2000
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I've been looking through permissions to see if it's possible to grant a user permission to see only certain records from a table.
For example:
I'm granting users to view records in the table 'Sales', but I only want the users to see their respective data.
User A should only be able to see Sales where Sales.Location = 1
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... and so on.
I believe I've read this is possible, but in looking through the permissions you can define, I've only found where you can limit the columns a user sees, not records.
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This is what I have so far,
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[code]...
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Thanks, Dave
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N
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GO
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[Code] ......
Hi,
Is there any query available to check the existence of 'CREATE TABLE' permission in a database
?
Please advice,
Thanks,
MiraJ
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question 1 :
I create a login account and a user account ,and then grant create table permission to the user.
But the user can't create table yet,it return a error message:
The specified schema name "dbo" either does not exist or you do not have permission to use it
But i can find the dbo scheam by querying sys.schemas.
the sql script i execute:
(sa login)
Code Snippet
use tempdb
go
create login l1 with password='a' ,check_policy=off
go
create user u1 for login l1
go
grant create table to u1
Code Snippet
(l1 login)
use tempdb
create table table1
(
col int
)
--fail
--error message:The specified schema name "dbo" either does not exist or you do not have permission to use it
question 2 :
The granularity of "grant permission to useraccount" command is database,while i want to get a table level of granularity.. how?
thanks
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