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Checking what permissions they have in SQL Server

The function sys.fn_my_permissions is very useful for seeing what permissions you have, but it can be just as useful to check someone else. For this all that is needed is to use EXECUTE…
Posted by Jon Gurgul 2014-05-29
Posted inSQL Server

SQL Server Instance Security: Scripting Permissions Part 2

After writing a powershell way of scripting permissions I thought I better just show the way I used to do it using T-SQL. Although this script is not complete and…
Posted by Jon Gurgul 2012-03-22
Posted inPowershell

SQL Server Instance Security: Scripting Permissions

Another How-To post and this time focusing on scripting permissions. Here is how to script User(s), Object(s), Role(s), Server Role(s) and Server Object(s) Permissions. Beginning with the simple way via…
Posted by Jon Gurgul 2012-03-22
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