Application concerns OVER Login
From: Giacomo (00avoidspam@solsticepoint.com)
Date: 04/05/03
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From: "Giacomo" <00avoidspam@solsticepoint.com> Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2003 15:30:56 -0500
Help.
1) setup user on network with only user rights. (Win2k Server)
2) gave that user rights to specific stored procedures on database
3) wish to distribute this sql server database on a cd
Question A:
If someone gets a copy of the cd and creates the same user on their network,
will they be able to open the SQL Server 2000 database under that user name
(Windows Authentication) or will they only have rights to the stored
procedures which that user has permission to use (SQL Server
authentication)? As per above, the Windows Authenication Role for this user
is only for the stored procedures. There are no dbo rights for this user.
Question B:
Short of figuring out the sa password, will anyone be able to open that
database on the distributed CD?
Question C:
Is it important to create a difficult password for this user? The password
will be given out with the CD.
I'm not sure if I am doing this correctly.
Giacomo
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