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Hi,
I'm trying to find out the best way to control the access rights for several
users that work with data stored in a database..
Updating certain database-fields must be restricted / unaccessible (read
only) for users with the lowest rankings.. Only toplevel-user must be able
to do this..
Planning to use 4 levels of user rights,
Default user/ superuser/ administrator / database owner.
I'm using SQL server 2000, so I guess this can be used best to store
security levels for users?
Anybody that has some tips?
I'm trying to find out the best way to control the access rights for several
users that work with data stored in a database..
Updating certain database-fields must be restricted / unaccessible (read
only) for users with the lowest rankings.. Only toplevel-user must be able
to do this..
Planning to use 4 levels of user rights,
Default user/ superuser/ administrator / database owner.
I'm using SQL server 2000, so I guess this can be used best to store
security levels for users?
Anybody that has some tips?