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S/o else might find them before I do, however, since I'm very busy.
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S/o else might find them before I do, however, since I'm very busy.

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&lt;&lt;what are the roles (in built) that can execute any procs/functions in the database?&gt;&gt;<br />
What database ? 
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<<what are the roles (in built) that can execute any procs/functions in the database?>>
What database ?

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a3/Brandon, thanks for confirming that.
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 &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Presumably they will be in a sys table somewhere I can find :-) .<br />
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you mean Microsoft keeps a list for our reference sake?
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>> Presumably they will be in a sys table somewhere I can find :-) .

you mean Microsoft keeps a list for our reference sake?

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&gt;&gt;What database ? <br />
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either system or user- any DB. would it differ?
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>>What database ?

either system or user- any DB. would it differ?

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that is excellent, Ryan. thanks.
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what are the roles (in built) that can execute any procs/functions in the database?<br />
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thanks
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what are the roles (in built) that can execute any procs/functions in the database?

thanks

Database roles that can execute

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