10.1 Manage login Account
Create login account Syntax format:
sp_addlogin login ID, login password, default database, default language, security code, encryption
In the whether encryption option, NULL indicates encryption of the password. Skipencryption indicates that the password is not encrypted. Skipencryptionold, used only for SQL Server upgrades, indicates that the old version has been encrypted with the password.
To modify the login account syntax format:
Change Password: sp_password old password, new password, specify login account
Modify default database: Sp_defaultdb Specify login account, default database
Modify default language: Sp_defaultlanguage Specify login account, default language
View login account: sp_helplogins Specify login account
Delete login account: Sp_droplogin Specify login account
10.2 Manage Database Users
Create DATABASE User: sp_grantdbaccess login account, database user name
View all databases user name: Sp_helpuser
To view the specified database user: Sp_helpuser database user Name
Delete database User: sp_revokedbaccess Specify the database name
Note: To create and delete database users, you must have a db_owner or db_access_admin database role to perform.
10.3 Management Server Role
Add Server Role member: sp_addsrvrolemember login account name, server role name
Remove server role member: sp_dropsrvrolemember login account name, server role name
Note: Server roles are scoped to the server and their permissions cannot be modified, there can be only two actions on the server role, and members are added to or removed from the server role. A total of 9 server roles:
1.Bulkadmin: Perform BULK insert operation
2.Dbcreater: Create and change databases
3.Disadmin: Managing Disk files
4.Processadmin: Managing processes running in SQL Server
5.Public: Provide default permissions for users in the database
6.Securityadmin: Login for Management Server
7.Serveradmin: Configure server-wide settings
8.Setupadmin: Managing Extended stored procedures
9.Sysadmin: Perform any operation in the SQL Server installation
10.4 Manage Database Roles
Create DATABASE role: Sp_addrole database role name, owner of database role
Delete database role: sp_droprole database role name
To add a member to a database role: sp_addrolemember database role name, database user name
To remove a member from a database role: Sp_droprolemember database role name, database user name
10.5 Managing Application Roles
Unlike a database role, the program by default does not contain any members, and is non-active.
To create an application role:
Create Applicatin role application role name with password= ' password '
To modify the application password:
Execute Sp_approlepassword application role name, password
To view application role information:
Execute sp_helprole Application role name
To remove an application role
Drop application Role Application role name
10.6 Use SQL Management of code implementation permissions
To authorize a database user or role:
Grant STATEMENT on table name or view name to user name or role name with Grant OPTION
Statement user permissions: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, delete, CREATE TABLE, create rule, and so on.
With GRANT option indicates that the permission grant can grant other users access to the database object.
To deprive a database user or role of authorization:
Revoke STATEMENT on table name or view name to user name or role name with GRANT OPTION
Deny database user or role authorization:
Deny STATEMENT on table name or view name to user name or role name with GRANT OPTION
Create two login accounts
Execute sp_addlogin ' hyuser1 ', ' hy123456 ', ' db_company ', ' 中文版 '
Execute sp_addlogin ' hyuser2 ', ' hy111111 ', ' db_company ', ' 中文版 '
Create two database users using the two login accounts created, respectively,
Execute sp_grantdbaccess ' hyuser1 ', ' dbhyuser1 '
Execute sp_grantdbaccess ' hyuser2 ', ' dbhyuser2 '
Create and assign permissions to a database role
Execute sp_addrole ' Hyrole1 '
Grant Select,insert on warehouse to Hyrole1
Assigning permissions to database users
Grant Select,update on staff to Dbhyuser1
Deny database user authorization or deny role authorization
Deny update on staff to Dbhyuser1,hyrole1
Denial of Role authorization
Revoke select on warehouse to Hyrole1
SQL Learning Summary (10)--Security control technology