Assigning Permissions to a Database

I'm trying to grant a user full access to a database.
Although I've given this user the role of db_owner, he still doesnt have the
same access as ,for example, the "dbo" user.
When I look at the table permissions, the "dbo" user has everything selected
while my user has nothing selected. Do I have to go into each table and
manually assign these permissions or can I somhow apply all of the
permissions using the database roles?
Thanks!Db_owner role members and the 'dbo' user hare full permissions over all
objects in the database. There is no need to grant object permissions
because object permissions are not checked for db_owner role members.
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
"newbie" <newbie@.sql.com> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to grant a user full access to a database.
> Although I've given this user the role of db_owner, he still doesnt have
> the same access as ,for example, the "dbo" user.
> When I look at the table permissions, the "dbo" user has everything
> selected while my user has nothing selected. Do I have to go into each
> table and manually assign these permissions or can I somhow apply all of
> the permissions using the database roles?
>
> Thanks!
>|||Besides, if a user belongs to db_owner role, he isn't dbo user. For example,
if that user creates a table, this table will be created as user.tabla but
if the dbo user creates a table, this table will be created as dbo.tabla .
Then, the user should create the table hardcoding the dbo.tabla
Mpia
"Dan Guzman" <guzmanda@.nospam-online.sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> Db_owner role members and the 'dbo' user hare full permissions over all
> objects in the database. There is no need to grant object permissions
> because object permissions are not checked for db_owner role members.
> --
> Hope this helps.
> Dan Guzman
> SQL Server MVP
> "newbie" <newbie@.sql.com> wrote in message
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>

assigning each record to one string

hello,

i would like to loop through a record set and assign each value to the
same string, (example i would like to return all of the first name in
the authors table = Authors_total.)

should i use a cursor or just a loop to do this? I have had some
trouble with the syntax in a cursor.

nicholas.gadaczDear Nicholas,

I hope following will be help full for you.
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Declare @.varstr as varchar(4000) -- declreation of
set @.varstr = ''; --initializing you know the fact Null + somhting =
Null
select @.varstr = @.varstr+','+isnull(ProductName,',') from Product;
Select @.varstr;
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Best of Luck :) :) :)

Saghir Taj
MCDBA
www.dbnest.com: Home of DB Professionals.

ngadacz@.ftresearch.com wrote:
> hello,
> i would like to loop through a record set and assign each value to
the
> same string, (example i would like to return all of the first name in
> the authors table = Authors_total.)
> should i use a cursor or just a loop to do this? I have had some
> trouble with the syntax in a cursor.
> nicholas.gadacz|||Why not do that client-side? SQL isn't the best place for this kind of
presentational functionality.

--
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
--|||I am still not sure how i would loop through all of the records. if a
use a cursor i get an error variable assignment is not allowed in a
cursor declaration.

The reason why I don't put this functionality is the client side is
that I have multiple client sides: asp php and soon .aspx (.net) with
changes I want to have the code centralized.

nicholas.gadacz|||(ngadacz@.ftresearch.com) writes:
> I am still not sure how i would loop through all of the records. if a
> use a cursor i get an error variable assignment is not allowed in a
> cursor declaration.

DELARE @.str varchar(8000), @.col varchar(30)

DECLARE cur INSENSTIVE CURSOR FOR
SELECT col FROM tbl ORDER BY col
OPEN cur
WHILE 1 = 1
BEGIN
FETCH cur INTO @.col
IF @.@.fetch_status <> 0
BREAK

SELECT @.str = CASE WHEN @.str IS NULL
THEN @.col
ELSE @.str + ',' + @.col
EMD
END
DEALLOCATE cur

This is one of the few things where you must use a cursor. Another poster
showed an example with a SELECT statement. However, that is not guaranteed
to work.

> The reason why I don't put this functionality is the client side is
> that I have multiple client sides: asp php and soon .aspx (.net) with
> changes I want to have the code centralized.

Beware that the above solution has a hard limit of the output string of
8000 characters.

In SQL2005 there will actually be a way to do this in a single statement,
by some fairly funny usage of the new XML stuff.

--
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@.sommarskog.se

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