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I have a login account called 'DBProcessMe'.<br />
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I want to change the permissions of this login account to open a table value function called <br />
'FnProcessMyData' as read only.<br />
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Currently, users can open this function and <br />
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(1) alter the function, or (2) create a duplicate function by changing 'Alter to &quot;Create&quot;.<br />
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I only want them to read the function only.<br />
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What is the best method to do this?<br />
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I am familiar with the system tables, database members, roles, etc.
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I have a login account called 'DBProcessMe'.

I want to change the permissions of this login account to open a table value function called 
'FnProcessMyData' as read only.

Currently, users can open this function and 

(1) alter the function, or (2) create a duplicate function by changing 'Alter to "Create".

I only want them to read the function only.

What is the best method to do this?

I am familiar with the system tables, database members, roles, etc.

MS SQL - Change login Account to View Table Value Function as Read-Only

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