GRANT Permission To User
- From: "ggeshev" <ggeshev@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 15:54:30 +0300
Hello!
I'm using SQL Server 2005.
I'd like to register an UNSAFE Assembly to AdventureWorks database.
For this AdventureWorks database should have the "TRUSTWORTHY" property set
to true, which I did with no problems.
Owner of AdventureWorks database is "Master", which is e member of
Sysadminfixed server role.
Login "Master" should be granted with "UNSAFE ASSEMBLY" permission.
I run the following script :
USE master;
GRANT UNSAFE ASSEMBLY TO Master;
This is executed successfully, I mean with resulting message "Command(s)
completed successfully."
But I think no such permission is granted to Master in fact. Because :
1. First - the assembly could not yet be registered.
2. I go to Security/Logins node on the Server tree displayed in Object
Explorer. Then from the context menu of "Master" login I choose Properties.
Then I choose "Securables", then button "Add", then the last "Server"
radion - button, then "OK" - and I receive a grid with permissions to users.
I see that on the row "UNSAFE ASSEMBLY" for the "Master" login I have no
checked boxes. Even if I check these boxes and exiting with "OK", reentering
in the same grid mekes me aware that boxes "UNSAFE ASSEMBLY" are not checked
again.
.
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