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Jason Randall
Hello,
I have a PPC application utilizing MS SQL 2000 replication and am able to
sync fine assuming my Publication Access List user is a member of the System
Administrator role for the SQL Server providing the Publication. However, I
don't want all my users that access this publication to be a member of the
system administrator role. Is their a setting of some kind that I can set
when creating my Publication? Also, one of the reasons it needs to be a
System Administrator is that when synchronization occurs a select query is
performed on the sysservers table in the master database which selects are
only allowed on that table by System Administrators. Any help would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Jason Randall
(e-mail address removed)
I have a PPC application utilizing MS SQL 2000 replication and am able to
sync fine assuming my Publication Access List user is a member of the System
Administrator role for the SQL Server providing the Publication. However, I
don't want all my users that access this publication to be a member of the
system administrator role. Is their a setting of some kind that I can set
when creating my Publication? Also, one of the reasons it needs to be a
System Administrator is that when synchronization occurs a select query is
performed on the sysservers table in the master database which selects are
only allowed on that table by System Administrators. Any help would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Jason Randall
(e-mail address removed)