Permission denied calling secondary database SP from another database SP
From: Tomas Hellström (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/31/03
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Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 01:17:41 -0800
A user has EXECUTE permission (thru membership of a user
group) on a Stored Procedure in a SQL Server 7.0 sp3
database. dbo owns the database and all objects. The
stored procedure access a table in a different database
on the same server. What rights does the user have
towards that table? The user can execute the stored
procedure and thru it do both SELECT and INSERT on the
table. On a test installation (another server) the user
gets permission denied on both SELECT and INSERT. The
problem is why do we get permission denied on the test
server (or why not on the production server)? The servers
have the same configuration for permissions. Is it a
general configuration to allow cross database rights?
Does antbody know this?
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