Our DBA has recently left us so I've been tasked with determining how the
permissions are set up on a SQL Server 2005 box. I'm using SQL Server
Management Studio to try to assess this. Presently in one of the databases,
there is a role he defined which I know is widely used. When I right-click
the role and go to properties, none of the schemas are checked as "owned".
There's basically nothing listed under the "Securables" tab and likewise for
Extended Properties. Somewhere the permissions are defined for this role, I
just don't know where. This tool is beyond counter-intuitive.
Essentially: How do I see and manipulate the permissions for a user-defined
role (or any for that matter) from within Sql Server Management studio?
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