Friday, March 9, 2012

Managing user rights

Hi
how can I change user right to specific DB? This must be done without stopping and restarting the service! I know this is just a basic thing to do, but I´n newbie so.... And if you are so kind that you answer, can you be quite specific with your answer. Otherwise my boss will be behind my desk and asking me, why the whole company cant sale any products... ;() Thank You.Hi,
You can use Enterprise manager or syetem stored procedures to change user
rights of a database.
For changing the user rights (Adding database fixed Roles / Grant prev) do
not require a service restart.
Look into the Database Fixed roles and Grant / Revoke / Deny statements in
Books online for more informations on setting previlages to users.
Since you are beginner you can perform this using the enterprise manager --
Security Option or using Enterprise manager --
Expand Databases -- Users to add or remove database fixed roles.
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
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> Hi,
> how can I change user right to specific DB? This must be done without
stopping and restarting the service! I know this is just a basic thing to
do, but I´n newbie so.... And if you are so kind that you answer, can you
be quite specific with your answer. Otherwise my boss will be behind my desk
and asking me, why the whole company cant sale any products... ;() Thank
You.

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