Re: Secure a SQL-Server 2000 database.
From: Ingar Eide (ingar@eide.gs)
Date: 01/21/03
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From: ingar@eide.gs (Ingar Eide) Date: 21 Jan 2003 11:42:36 -0800
"Vishal Gandhi" <GandhiV@mail.dnb.co.in> wrote in message news:<000601c2c107$e8b764a0$8df82ecf@TK2MSFTNGXA02>...
> Hi
> Can you use Application Roles , I believe Application
> Roles Should solve your problem.
>
> Best Regards
> Vishal
Yes, I thought that too, but maybe I'm missing somthing.
How can I remove all rights from all other logins that have admin
rights?
I have tried to apply an application role, but still I can use the
builtin\administrators to modify and see the db-structure and data.
Can I prevent other users that have admin-rights from using my db with
application roles?
(If I can't do that then my users just can attach my db to a
sql-server with an admin account and then see and modify my
structure/data, add adminaccounts and so on.)
-Ingar.
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