Re: Unable to see SQL Server Agent Node - what permissions do I need?



Chris Wood wrote:
Jan,

You need access to one of the SQLAgentxxxRole(s) in msdb.

There are 3 SQLAgentxxxRole(s) that have different levels of permission. See BOL for more details.

Chris

"Jan Leste" <user@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:el6kIjhHHHA.3268@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I am a newbie to SQL 2005 and trying to understand the permissions. When I run SQL Management Studio with an account that is not a local admin on the remote SQL Server, I can't see the SQL Agent node at all. What permissions do I need to set in SQL so that I can see that node.

Thanks


Thanks, that's just what I was looking for.
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