Jan 4, 2001 #1 Sandi Programmer Oct 25, 2000 2 US Is there a way in SQL Server to give only certain users the access to modify a column in table?
Jan 4, 2001 #2 foxdev Programmer Feb 11, 2000 1,995 US You can use the GRANT statement to specify permissions down to the column level. See GRANT in BOL for an exhaustive description. Robert Bradley http://www.foxdev.com/http://www.agrainofhope.org Upvote 0 Downvote
You can use the GRANT statement to specify permissions down to the column level. See GRANT in BOL for an exhaustive description. Robert Bradley http://www.foxdev.com/http://www.agrainofhope.org
Jan 4, 2001 Thread starter #3 Sandi Programmer Oct 25, 2000 2 US Actually, I ended up using 'DENY UPDATE ON tablename(columnname) TO user' and this worked to deny access to modify one column in a table to a user. Thanks for your help. Upvote 0 Downvote
Actually, I ended up using 'DENY UPDATE ON tablename(columnname) TO user' and this worked to deny access to modify one column in a table to a user. Thanks for your help.