Script to list all user and roles

By weirdMan, 2002/04/18

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This script list all the users defined for each database on the server, it give the database name, the login name and the role defined.

Its use full to have quick view of witch users are dbo on witch database

Ensure that you have the result in grid in query analyzer, and just cut and paste the result in an excel file to do some extra manipulation, or just the way you want.

This script can be executed on any database, it does not refer to the current database.
You will need sa privilege, or access to the sysdatabases table in master, and access to each databases.

By weirdMan, 2002/04/18

Total article views: 443 | Views in the last 30 days: 6

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