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Mr_Shaw
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11/11/2010
Are there any security risks adding user to MSDB database and giving them permissions to execute agent jobs?
Are there any security risks adding user to MSDB database and giving them permissions to execute agent jobs?
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Microsoft SQL Server 2008
Microsoft SQL Server
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EvilPostIt
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Mr_Shaw
11/11/2010
ASKER
That works really well....
From a dba perspective do you think they would be happy with this setup?
EvilPostIt
11/11/2010
Im a DBA so yes.
EvilPostIt
11/11/2010
Sorry that sounded quite blunt. Appologies for that.
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Mr_Shaw
11/11/2010
ASKER
no problem... i'm just am SQL idot!!!
Mr_Shaw
11/11/2010
ASKER
thanks
Mr_Shaw
11/11/2010
ASKER
I just read on
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188283.aspx
The SQLAgentReaderRole and the SQLAgentOperatorRole are automatically members of the SQLAgentUserRole.
Should I deny permission on SQLAgentReaderRole and the SQLAgentOperatorRole as well?
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EvilPostIt
11/11/2010
See what the DBA's say. If they arent bothered about then dont worry.
From a dba perspective do you think they would be happy with this setup?