Database Role

From: Richard Siddaway (rsiddaw@hotmail.com)
Date: 05/17/02


From: "Richard Siddaway" <rsiddaw@hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 17 May 2002 04:56:00 -0700


DBDATAWRITER can modify data does not get permission to
select data for viewing. to read the data the user needs
to be in db_datareader

Read the Books on Line articles on roles - especially the
overview - to see which roles you need to put users into

>-----Original Message-----
>Hye All
>
>I have added a new user in mydatabase named "ppaf" and it
belongs to
>Public and bddatawriter role , Now i loged on using this
user name but
>it havnt even select permission on any object in the
database. why so ?
>even it belongs to DBDATAWRITER role.
>
>
>Best Regards
>Shahid Saleem
>
>*** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com
***
>Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!
>.
>



Relevant Pages

  • Re: [kde-linux] Device permissions
    ... which I use to access my scsi scanner. ... This device is owned by root and belongs to the group 'disks'. ... group must have read + write permission, ... SuSe 10 does use udev and I referenced the article and having spent ...
    (KDE)
  • Re: Little Mousy Tommy Squeaked...
    ... >> Little Mousy Psycho Tom Bishop squeaked: ... >>>I don't give a fig about your clown shit. ... >> belongs to your boyfriend Chuckles. ... >>>you will be implying your permission. ...
    (rec.arts.poems)
  • [kde-linux] Device permissions
    ... I use to access my scsi scanner. ... This device is owned by root and belongs to the group 'disks'. ... have read + write permission, but the default permission for group is read ...
    (KDE)
  • Re: [kde-linux] Device permissions
    ... which I use to access my scsi scanner. ... This device is owned by root and belongs to the group 'disks'. ... have read + write permission, but the default permission for group is read ... in order to make the altered permission premanant, ...
    (KDE)
  • Re: Little Mousy Tommy Squeaked...
    ... > I don't give a fig about your clown shit. ... belongs to your boyfriend Chuckles. ... > you will be implying your permission. ...
    (rec.arts.poems)

Quantcast