Re: Viewing Role Permissions for Custom Role
- From: Erland Sommarskog <esquel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 May 2007 22:33:18 +0000 (UTC)
ExcelMan (sfarkas@xxxxxxxxx) writes:
I set up a custom role "Finance" and assigned it a combination of some
built-in roles and some specific permissions to specific objects
(securables). However when I go back into the role and look at the
properties of that role, I do not see a list of the specific object
permissions I granted to that role.
Instead I seem to have to go back to those objects, Add them in again,
and then I see that they were already selected.
Is there a place I can see the objects/permission I already granted to
a custom role?
Which version of SQL 2005 do you have? Specicially which version of
SSMS? I seem to recall that were some really crappy dialogs in this
area, but I just ran a test in SP2: I took a role, went to the Securables
tab, and added some tables and granted rights to some of them. I pressed
OK, and closed the dialog. When I opened the dialog again, and went to
the Securables tab, the objects I had granted rights to appeared.
But if you want to see which role you role is member of, you are out of
luck in that dialog. Use the query that Uri posted.
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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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