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The active directory security group has (select, insert, execute, update, delete) permissions on the schema.<br />
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What works is granting the user direct right to the schema verses granting those rights to a security group<br />
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i.e. &lt;Domain&gt;\UserName verses &lt;Domain&gt;\,&lt;SecurityGroup&gt; of which the user is a member.
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The active directory security group has (select, insert, execute, update, delete) permissions on the schema.

What works is granting the user direct right to the schema verses granting those rights to a security group

i.e. <Domain>\UserName verses <Domain>\,<SecurityGroup> of which the user is a member.

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Our MS Access 2010 database uses linked SQL Server 2008 tables which are in named schemas. &nbsp;Users are granted rights through a Active Directory security group, the secruity group has been granted access as: &nbsp;Server Roles=public; &nbsp;User Mappings: db_datareader, db_datawriter, public; no securables. &nbsp;The longest linked table name is 41 characters (HumanResources.EmployeeAp<wbr />pointmentH<wbr />istory)<br />
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Tested users rights driectly within SSMS with out issues.<br />
The linked tables in ms access are schema_tablename<br />
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Error Message in MS Access<br />
[Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 10.0][SQL Server]The INSERT permission was denied on the object “EmployeeAppointmentHistor<wbr />y “, database “&lt;DatabaseName&gt; “, schema “HumanResources “. (#229)<br />
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I remember reading somewhere about setting up Synomyns for all non-dbo schema objects, I have not tested that yet.
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Our MS Access 2010 database uses linked SQL Server 2008 tables which are in named schemas.  Users are granted rights through a Active Directory security group, the secruity group has been granted access as:  Server Roles=public;  User Mappings: db_datareader, db_datawriter, public; no securables.  The longest linked table name is 41 characters (HumanResources.EmployeeAppointmentHistory)

Tested users rights driectly within SSMS with out issues.
The linked tables in ms access are schema_tablename

Error Message in MS Access
[Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 10.0][SQL Server]The INSERT permission was denied on the object “EmployeeAppointmentHistory “, database “<DatabaseName> “, schema “HumanResources “. (#229)

I remember reading somewhere about setting up Synomyns for all non-dbo schema objects, I have not tested that yet.

MS Access 2010 Linked SQL Server Tables in Named Schema

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