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Object does not exist error is getting if VIEW DEFINITION denied

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C.K.Shaiju

Posted Monday, January 19, 2009 12:22 AM

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I have denied VIEW DEFINITION permission of all the objects of a database for a particular user. But he is getting an error like "Object does not exist or you do not have permission" while he is trying to execute some stored procedures. This error is coming ONLY for few stored procedures and rest everything is working properly. If I grant the View Definition permission to those objects it will work properly.

What could be the issue? Kindly help.

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Abhijit More

Posted Monday, January 19, 2009 12:31 AM

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C.K.Shaiju (1/19/2009)

GRANT EXECUTE Permission on object this will resolve your problem.

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Posted Monday, January 19, 2009 1:12 AM

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What do those few stored procs that fail do that the ones that work don't? Access the system tables?

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C.K.Shaiju

Posted Monday, January 19, 2009 3:38 AM

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Hi Abhijit,

EXECUTE permission is already there. When I DENY VIEW DEFINITION permission it is giving the above error, otherwise not.

Hi Gail,
Those sps are not accessing any system tables.

Thanks,
Shaiju C.K.

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C.K.Shaiju

Posted Monday, January 19, 2009 3:46 AM

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Please find one of the sp script below.

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[pLoadDoctors]
@WardID SMALLINT
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON
BEGIN
SELECT
distinct Doc.ID as DoctorId ,
(Doc.DoctorCode + ' - ' + Doc.DoctorName) as DoctorCode
FROM tblRegistration C
JOIN tblADMISSION AS AD ON AD.MRN=C.MRN AND AD.VisitNumber=C.VisitNumber
JOIN tblSecondaryAttendingDoctors as RD on RD.MRN = C.MRN AND RD.VisitNumber=C.VisitNumber AND RD.IsDeleted =0
JOIN tblStatusMaster as SM ON SM.ID=C.RegistrationStatusID AND SM.ID <> 4
JOIN tblBedMaster as Bed on AD.BedId = Bed.ID
JOIN tblRoomMaster as Ro on Ro.Id = Bed.RoomId
JOIN tblWardMaster as W on W.ID = Ro.WardID
JOIN tblStatusMaster as S on S.ID = RD.StatusID
JOIN tblDoctorMaster As Doc on RD.DoctorID = Doc.ID
where W.ID = @WardID
AND AD.Isdeleted =0
AND ( C.RegistrationStatusID=1 OR C.RegistrationStatusID=5 ) -- only for open & Discharged visits
AND C.VisitTypeID = 3 AND C.ChargetypeID ='2' -- considering only the Admission
AND AD.ChargeTypeID = '2'
AND C.ISDeleted =0
Order by (Doc.DoctorCode + ' - ' + Doc.DoctorName) asc
END

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K. Brian Kelley

Posted Monday, January 19, 2009 9:18 AM

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I don't see anything that stands out as causing the view definition right to be needed. All of these have the tbl prefix, so I'm assuming all are tables and not views. This sounds like a bug. If no one else comes up with an answer other than "grant the permission," you may want to consider posting it on connect.microsoft.com under SQL Server.

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Posted Tuesday, January 20, 2009 2:03 AM

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grant exec on [sp] to [user]

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shreenu.vasulu

Posted Thursday, August 23, 2012 4:53 AM

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The Error message is:

"domain\user does not have permission to alter object 'mf20'..................."
I gone through the work around and found the solution as below:

Open Services, go to Analysis services--->right click on it --> Properties-->LogOn --> select This Account -->give server and your user name here. confirm it is your user, click ok.

Stop the service and again start the service. check the service Log On As in your user name.

Thant's it. save your cube in BIDS and close and reopen the cube, then deploy the cube. it will deploy and process it.

I hope this will help.

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