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paramu
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Posted - 2009-05-26 : 02:18:06
My user name is userA, I created a database. But I want to give permission to UserB, to access my database with read & write & delete permissions. How to do it in Sqlserver 2005?

Also I saw only 4-users can access at a time, but I want to give 20 users to access the permission. For that what we have to do?

Helps are really appreciated.

Thanks

Paramu @ PARANTHAMAN

nr
SQLTeam MVY

12543 Posts

Posted - 2009-05-26 : 02:22:04
I take it UserB is a login?

sp_adduser UserB
then you need to give UserB access to objects. Best to do this via a role rather than individually then you can give the same permissions to other users.

See
create role
grant
sp_addrolemember
in bol

It might be as easy as adding that role to the db_datareader and writer roles.

Personally I try to never give users access to tables but give a stored procedure interface.

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paramu
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151 Posts

Posted - 2009-05-27 : 01:37:43
Thank You.......
Multytimes.......

Paramu @ PARANTHAMAN
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