SQL Server: permissions, GRANT and REVOKE
In SQL Server, permissions authorize an action on an object for a user or role. GRANT adds a permission path; REVOKE removes an explicit assignment and is not DENY. Another role can still provide access. Assume an ordinary nonowner, nonadministrator user with no DENY. This lab does not execute SQL S
In SQL Server, permissions authorize an action on an object for a user or role. GRANT adds a permission path; REVOKE removes an explicit assignment and is not DENY. Another role can still provide access. Assume an ordinary nonowner, nonadministrator user with no DENY. This lab does not execute SQL Server DCL.
- SQL Server: permissions, GRANT and REVOKE
- In SQL Server, permissions authorize an action on an object for a user or role. GRANT adds a permission path; REVOKE removes an explicit assignment and is not DENY. Another role can still provide access. Assume an ordinary nonowner, nonadministrator user with no DENY. This lab does not execute SQL Server DCL.