Re: Database Access

EvanK wrote:
> Do you create the group in SQL Server on the NT Domain?
>

Sort of. You create the group in the NT domain, then grant access to the
group in SQL Server. That way, you're not adding users in two places. New
users are simply added to the NT domain group, automatically granting them
the same database access as the other users in the group.

Bob Barrows

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