June 11, 2013 at 12:37 pm
SQL2000
What are the minimum privileges / permissions / database roles needed to grant a user (besides granting sysadmin) to:
1) Create and run DTS packages.
2) Create, run and review job history.
For #1: I am guessing DB_DATAREADER and DB_DATAWRITER to MSDB??
For #2: I'm not sure about granting MASTER db.
What is the minimum I should grant?
Thanks.
January 26, 2014 at 2:37 pm
Always use the fixed roles of MSDB[/url] instead of granting permissions directly.
I believe for job controlling from the SQL Agent you need sysadmin permissions.
Oops I see I am in the SQL 2000 forum. These roles didn't exists back then.
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January 26, 2014 at 8:36 pm
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SQL2000What are the minimum privileges / permissions / database roles needed to grant a user (besides granting sysadmin) to:
1) Create and run DTS packages.
2) Create, run and review job history.
For #1: I am guessing DB_DATAREADER and DB_DATAWRITER to MSDB??
For #2: I'm not sure about granting MASTER db.
What is the minimum I should grant?
Thanks.
I'm pretty sure that, in SQL Server 2000, only SA privs will fit the bill here.
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September 25, 2015 at 7:26 am
I think, searching memory here, that you could get SELECT privileges to the job tables and grant them. However that might mean the person could only query.
As far as DTS, I'm not sure you can allow packages to be saved from the designers without SA. Maybe you could try creating a role in msdb and assigning permissions to syspackages and see. I don't have an instance to test, but I would start there. The permissions structure was more manipulable in earlier versions, but I'm not sure if it was 2000 that hardened this, or 2005.
However, Jeff might be right here. There were few fine grained controls in 2000.
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