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the right need to backup/restore /detach/attach database
Deer all,
please correct me if I am wrong, in MS SQL, only the login with the sysadmin role in SQL server can do the backup/restore/attach/deta
please correct me if I am wrong, in MS SQL, only the login with the sysadmin role in SQL server can do the backup/restore/attach/deta
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The OP asked if it was correct - apart from dbcreator which states it can restore but doesn't state the others, he is correct in his question.
As I mentioned (and you did too), it's not necessarily a WISE decision to hand out elevated permissions, but that isn't what he asked.
As I mentioned (and you did too), it's not necessarily a WISE decision to hand out elevated permissions, but that isn't what he asked.
The question was can only the SA perform these tasks. The answer is no. Therefore incorrect :)
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what I mean is if it is only anyone with sysadmin role can do the DB backup and restore, is it?
all these has sysdamin role:
1)NT SERVICE\MSSQLSERVER
2) NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT
so I belive that if the sysadmin role removed from these account, SQL server is not going to operate, right?
all these has sysdamin role:
1)NT SERVICE\MSSQLSERVER
2) NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT
so I belive that if the sysadmin role removed from these account, SQL server is not going to operate, right?
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but the one who can assign/add/remove role must be sysadmin, right?
No. Please read the link that explains each role and what it does
Giving SA permissions unnecessarily is a dangerous game. The server/DB roles are there for this very reason.