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Recent content by corningIT
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Return all database roles for particular user
Ok, using sp_helplogins gets me a lot closer for what I was looking to do. Basically, I've written a front end that needs to check all of the existing dbases on the server to generate a list of what they should 'see.' Reading through the sp_helplogins stored procedure though, I've noticed that...- corningIT
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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SQL Help
Try this out (uses subqueries) SELECT Main.TimeStamp 'TimeStamp', ISNULL(A.Alpha,0) 'Alpha', ISNULL(B.Beta,0) 'Beta', ISNULL(G.Gamma,0) 'Gamma' FROM logtable Main LEFT JOIN (select TimeStamp,DATA_F_VALUE AS [Alpha] from logtable where Data_Name='alpha') A on Main.TimeStamp=A.TimeStamp...- corningIT
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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Return all database roles for particular user
How can I generate a list of unique roles for the current user from all databases on one server?- corningIT
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
