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Bell1991

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I have a database with two different groups having access to it.

Group1 has datareader and denydatawriter
Group2 has datareader, denydatawriter, execute on sprocs.

I have one member who is in both groups, what level of access will this individual have? From what i can tell, they have the ability to execute stored procedures.

Is there anyway i can stop this (without removing them from one group)?
 
You would need to DENY execution of those stored procedures to Group1.

GRANTs are cumulative, where DENY's overwrite all grants.

Code:
DENY EXEC ON YourStoredProc TO Group1;

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Thanks - I didn't think about that!
 
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