SQLServer 2000: Assign permissions on ALL tables to an app role

In SQL Server 2005 I can assign SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE permissions on all
tables to an application role, but in SQL Server 2000 I can't find how to do
this. For an user it's easy because I can make it member of the
db_datareader and db_datawriter, but I can't do this for an application
role.

Any ideas? Please don't tell me to assign permissions on each
table/view/stored proc because I don't want to do that.

Thanks!


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