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SQL Server - Checking For Database Mapping and Role Membership

SQL Server - Checking For Database Mapping and Role Membership

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SQL Server - Checking For Database Mapping and Role Membership

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This check is performed on the SQL Server that host's GoldMine's Database.

 

To check to see what database mappings and roles a username has, do the following:

 

For SQL Server 2000
 
1.Open Enterprise Manager.

 

2.Login as either sa or Administrator (or a user with equivalent privileges).
 
3.Expand the Microsoft SQL Servers object.
 
4.Expand the SQL Server (usually (local)) where the GoldMine database is located.
 
5.Expand the Security folder.
 
6.Click on Logins.
 
7.Right-click on the SQL User and select Properties.
 
8.Click on the Database Access tab.
 
9.Verify that the Permit checkbox is checked next to the GoldMine database in the Specify which databases can be accessed by this login section.
 
10.Verify that the db_owner checkbox is checked in the Database roles for section.

 

For SQL Server 2005
 
1.Open SQL Server Management Studio
 
2.Login as either sa or Administrator (or a user with equivalent privileges)
 
3.Expand the Security folder.
 
4.Expand the Logins folder.
 
5.Right-click on the SQL User and select Properties.
 
6.Click on the User Mapping page in the left column.
 
7.Verify that the Map checkbox is checked next to the GoldMine database under the Users mapped to this login: list.
 
8.Verify that the db_owner checkbox is checked in the Database role membership section.

 

 

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