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Question : Readonly access to SQL server 2008 database?
Hi
Is the following possible and if so how? Data is held on a server for client (the result of calculations).
The client wants to "see" these calculated values to feel that they have some "ownersip" of them.
Is it possilbe to give client purely readonly access to database tables (not let them do any writing or deletion or e.g. run/create stored procedures?)
I would rather client has no access to data from a security point of view but they are insisting....
Thanks
Answer : Readonly access to SQL server 2008 database?
grant the following 2 roles in the database:
db_datareader
http://msdn.microsoft.com/
en-us/libr
ary/ms1886
29.aspx
db_denydatawriter
http://msdn.microsoft.com/
en-us/libr
ary/
ms1883
08(SQL.90)
.aspx
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