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HardCode
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 Posted - 2006-10-30 : 16:54:56
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| I can't seem to grasp the change from MSDE/SQL Server 2000 permissions to SQL Server Express. I can't find a way to assign a Stored Procedure permissions.I imported an MSDE database into SQL2005E. All of the SPs are owned by dbo. Now, I don't think that I should assign SQL Server accounts to the dbo schema, correct? Wouldn't that give those accounts full server access?So, I created a test SP into a test schema (MySchema). I created MySchema.<sp name>. This produced the SP in the schema, as seen in the Management Studio left-hand list box. No problem there. Now, how do I get a user (MyUser) to be able to run that SP? Do I just add that user to MySchema with Execute permissions?Some web articles say to right-click the SP and select "Properties." Well, when I right-click tables and views, the right-click menu has "Properties," but not for SPs!?!?Do I have to change the ownership of all of my SPs from the MSDE imported database from dbo to MySchema? How would I do that?Can anyone clear this up for me? Thanks in advance. |
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Permissions on Stored Procedures?