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SQL Server upsizing

by "Dale Fye" <dale.fye@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 2, 2008 at 08:11 PM

I've got an Access application at work that has about 15 users, but I've 
been asked to migrate it to SQL Server (2000), with a few modifications,
so 
that as many as 100 people can access it.  Unfortunately, I don't know who

will be using it, and don't want to go through the hassle of having them 
email me, to establish a user account.

I've run across some VBA code that will allow me to log them onto the 
server, using an already established userID, and add their username and 
assign them to the appropriate database.

What I need to know is:

1.  how to setup the permissions for this special userid so that all it is

allowed to do is add a username to the database.  I don't want this userId

to have any other permissions.

2.  how to give the new userid, once added, permissons on all of the SQL 
Server objects, in that one database.
 




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SQL Server upsizing
"Dale Fye" <  2008-02-02 20:11:52 
Re: SQL Server upsizing
Stefan Hoffmann <stefa  2008-02-04 10:13:18 

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