Stored procedure - permissions
From: John J. Hughes II (no_at_invalid.com)
Date: 09/22/04
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Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 10:50:41 -0400
Ok I have a zillion stored procedures with meaningful names, wow! I can now
set user level permissions, double wow!
Ok there does not seem to be a easy way of doing this in the enterprise
manager. The base way I have found is to open the user name and then click
each stored procedure "exec" check box which is way slow. In the stored
procedure window you can select more then one stored procedure but you can
not set permissions for more then one SP at a time so...
Is there a better way?
Assuming I am correct and there is not a better way from Enterprise manager
can someone tell me how to do it from SQL command so I can write a function
myself? I can get all the procedures and sort them but I am missing how to
set the user level permissions.
Regards,
John
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