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7.8

Able to see Views but not Tables

Asked by blcomp in SQL Server 2005, Microsoft ADP

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Very strange problem surfaced this morning:  I have a new user who I created a sql login for, and granted db_datareader.  Now he can see views in SQL Management Studio, but he can't see any tables.  Explicitly granting SELECT on tables didn't help either.

Then, later today I was accessing my database via an Access 2007 project (which I have used before) and had the same thing happen to me - and I'm SA!  I can see the views ("Queries") but nothing in Tables.

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