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arkiboys
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Posted Friday, November 23, 2012 8:27 AM
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Hi,
How do I make the users group i.e. domainname\users to be able to only select from tableA but user1 and user2 to have full control on it?
Note that user1 and user2 are already in domainname\users
Thanks
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arkiboys (11/23/2012)
Hi,
How do I make the users group i.e. domainname\users to be able to only select from tableA but user1 and user2 to have full control on it?
Note that user1 and user2 are already in domainname\users
Thanks
1. Grant domainname\users select permissions on TableA.
2. Grant user1 and user2 full control on TableA OR
Create new group, add user1 and user2 into the group and grant this new group full control on
TableA.
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arkiboys
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Posted Friday, November 23, 2012 10:35 AM
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Guru Nagabhushan (11/23/2012)
arkiboys (11/23/2012)
Hi,
How do I make the users group i.e. domainname\users to be able to only select from tableA but user1 and user2 to have full control on it?
Note that user1 and user2 are already in domainname\users
Thanks
1. Grant domainname\users select permissions on TableA.
2. Grant user1 and user2 full control on TableA OR
Create new group, add user1 and user2 into the group and grant this new group full control on
TableA.
How do I create a new group? do you mean in sql server?
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sqlGDBA
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Posted Friday, November 23, 2012 12:24 PM
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You could create the new group in Windows AD or you could add the two logins to a database role and assign the permissions to the role.
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arkiboys
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Posted Sunday, November 25, 2012 3:51 AM
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Guru Nagabhushan (11/23/2012)
You could create the new group in Windows AD or you could add the two logins to a database role and assign the permissions to the role.
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arkiboys
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Guru Nagabhushan (11/23/2012)
You could create the new group in Windows AD or you could add the two logins to a database role and assign the permissions to the role.
does this work even if user1 and user2 are both in the existing users group?
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anthony.green
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Posted Monday, November 26, 2012 2:10 AM
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Permissions are cumulative but deny's take precidence.
Now what permissions have you already granted to the existing user group?
Yes you can create another AD group for user1 and user2 then grant that the permissions you want as it will just add on the new permissions to their existing permissions.
But if you have set them a deny on a particular action, it will always deny them.
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