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Principals, Securables, Permissions oh my. SQL 2008/2005
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Bob Griffin
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Posted Monday, August 31, 2009 9:48 PM
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Joy Smith San
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Posted Monday, August 31, 2009 10:40 PM
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Gud question. I was bit confused between Principals and Securables.
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yeah..i too got confused with principals and securables
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This may be a semantic argument, but just for clarification...
In SQL Server, scope refers to a securable that contains others securables. Server, Database, and Schema are all scopes. So the database scope contains all of these. I'm not sure it's appropriate to say all of these are examples with database scope. That'd be like when a baseball is in a glove saying that the baseball is an example with glove scope.
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