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Robwhittaker
Yak Posting Veteran

85 Posts

Posted - 2003-03-06 : 06:45:22
On our development server we let our developers back up their databases. However I've just discovered that they are unable to restore a database they have backed up. I've looked in a few manals and BOL but can't find out which server roles let you restore a database. Is there a difinitive list of exactly what each role allows a person to do?

Thanks

Rob

samsekar
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

437 Posts

Posted - 2003-03-06 : 07:05:56
Hope this will help.

Bulk insert administrators - Members can issue the BULK INSERT statement.

Database creators - Members can CREATE, ALTER, and DROP databases; RESTORE databases and database logs; extend databases; and rename databases.

Disk administrators - Members can run the sp_add ump device and sp_dropdevice stored
procedures.

Process administrators - Members can use the KILL statement to break user connections to SQL Server.

Security administrators - Members have a number of security assignment privileges. Security
administrators can grant, revoke, or deny the CREATE DATABASE permission. Security administrators can add and drop SQL logins; grant, revoke, or deny Windows logins; and add linked server and remote server logins.

Server administrators - Members can issue SHUTDOWN and RECONFIGURE statements; run the sp_configure, sp_tableoption, and sp_fulltext_service stored procedures; and free procedure cache buffers.

Setup administrators - Setup administrators can add, drop, and configure linked servers. They also mark a stored procedure as a startup procedure.

System administrators - Members of this role can perform any server action. Once a login is a member of this role, it needs no other role membership or permissions to have full access to SQL Server, its databases, and all objects within those databases.


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Edited by - samsekar on 03/06/2003 07:09:01
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Robwhittaker
Yak Posting Veteran

85 Posts

Posted - 2003-03-07 : 03:49:46
Thanks for the information, but the little bit off information I wanted was, which of these roles can restore a database. Or is it only sa

Rob

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samsekar
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

437 Posts

Posted - 2003-03-07 : 04:30:32
Database Creators & System Administrators can RESTORE the databases.

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Robwhittaker
Yak Posting Veteran

85 Posts

Posted - 2003-03-07 : 04:46:27
Sorry,

I didn't read your message properly, it's been one of those weeks.

Thanks

Rob

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