Get the list of permissions of database object

By Deepthi Viswanathan Nair, 2007/09/28

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sp_helprotect is the system stored procedure used to determine the user level permissions of database objects including tables, stored procedures, user fenide functions, etc.

It displays the users who can access to database object, who granded the permission, type of permission, owner of hte objects, etc.

By Deepthi Viswanathan Nair, 2007/09/28

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