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sqlstudies.com
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| | | | | Sometimes you have a requirement to grant permissions to every database on an instance. Historically this has required creating a user (database level principal) on each database and granting it the correct permission. And making sure to grant those permissions to the model database so that future databases have the correct permission as they are... | |
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www.mlakartechtalk.com
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| | | | | Data protection inside SQL Server requires a layered approach. There is no silver bullet or approach that will satisfy. Beware people! | |
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sqlatspeed.com
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| | | | | First of all, a sincere thanks to everybody that took the time to contribute posts to this month's T-SQL Tuesday (#87) - Fixing Old Problems with Shiny New Toys. I realize the time it takes to put a post together, so thanks for participating and helping the community. Secondly, I couldn't decide whether or not... | |
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| | | Read this and don't bother me for permissions again...I'm talking to the user, not you. | ||
