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7 lip 2016 · Apparently, there is no way, in scenario as described, to grant to userX SELECT permission in the viewABC without grant also SELECT permission on tableA. The solution that I found was the following: The Table-Valued Function sample code: fieldA INT NOT NULL, fieldB INT NOT NULL, fieldC INT NOT NULL.
If you have your views in a different schema than the table, you must either grant the user access to the base table, "AUTHORIZE" the owner of the tables to the view like this: ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON reporting.MyViewName TO dbo
19 sty 2015 · In database d1, create a user, then create a table and a simple view against that table. Grant select to the user only against the view: USE d1; GO CREATE USER blat FROM LOGIN blat; GO CREATE TABLE dbo.t1(id INT); GO CREATE VIEW dbo.v1 AS SELECT id FROM dbo.t1; GO GRANT SELECT ON dbo.v1 TO blat; GO
I'm working with MSSQL Server Management Studio 2008 and I need to expose a view to a third party for their data reconciliation. I have created the appropriate view but I'm having trouble creating a user and giving that user appropriate permissions to select from the view.
When developing your database, you can achieve a similar result by encapsulating tables and providing access to data only through a set of views. In this article, we will discuss what views are, how they are created, and what they can be useful for.
The fields in a view are fields from one or more real tables in the database. You can add SQL statements and functions to a view and present the data as if the data were coming from one single table. A view is created with the CREATE VIEW statement.
26 kwi 2021 · Widok/perspektywa (VIEW) – jest pewnym rodzajem tabeli, którą tworzymy na podstawie już istniejących tabel, danych, warunków wykorzystując zapytanie typu “SELECT”. Widoki tworzone są po to, aby ograniczyć dostęp do innych danych z istniejących już tabel użytkownikom nieuprawnionym.
