Restrict Linked server user to see system tables and views

  • Hi All

    I gave a sql user to one of my client and they have set up a linked server from one of their existing SQL Server but now the problem is i gave access to exclusively few user tables by using GRANT SELECT ON, but now the problem is they could able to see the system databases Master, MSDB and Temp and the systemviews from the database where the user table existed.

    I want to restrict the client from seeing my system views and system database from their SSMS while expanding the linked server.

    any help appreciated 🙂

  • if you have passed the T-sql GRANT SELECT ON

    TO then he cant access the systems databases and systems objects even other user objects

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  • Syed Jahanzaib Bin hassan (7/1/2011)


    if you have passed the T-sql GRANT SELECT ON

    TO then he cant access the systems databases and systems objects even other user objects

    while he cannot ACCESS the system objects, he's talking about seeing the names of those objects, which is inherited from the PUBLIC role.

    the issue is very similar to a DOD security requirement;

    see this thread for an example which generates teh statemetns to remove access to PUBLIC and GUEST for sys views :

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic845604-392-1.aspx#bm845742

    Lowell


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  • I have denied access to public role but still they are visible from SSMS 🙁

  • Help please

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