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I have three developers and due to regulatory requirements I need to keep all stored procedures on our live system as read only. &nbsp;They have full ownership in the development and pilot environments. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a simple way to allow the developers read only access for stored procedures in the production database?<br />
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I gave them execute this allows them to run the sp but not open and view it.<br />
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We are on MS SQL 2005.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Don
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I have three developers and due to regulatory requirements I need to keep all stored procedures on our live system as read only.  They have full ownership in the development and pilot environments.  

Is there a simple way to allow the developers read only access for stored procedures in the production database?

I gave them execute this allows them to run the sp but not open and view it.

We are on MS SQL 2005.

Thanks
Don

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