Keeping User SQL Server Perms in Sync
We have numerous dbs and logins. Gets difficult to keep everything in sync between Dev, Stage, Prod. Anyone know program or query to compare DBs on different environments and their users .
Difficulties:
Dev_User1 on Dev
Prod_User1 on Stage/Prod . User perms have to match so it has to be intelligent matches.
sql permissions
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We have numerous dbs and logins. Gets difficult to keep everything in sync between Dev, Stage, Prod. Anyone know program or query to compare DBs on different environments and their users .
Difficulties:
Dev_User1 on Dev
Prod_User1 on Stage/Prod . User perms have to match so it has to be intelligent matches.
sql permissions
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We have numerous dbs and logins. Gets difficult to keep everything in sync between Dev, Stage, Prod. Anyone know program or query to compare DBs on different environments and their users .
Difficulties:
Dev_User1 on Dev
Prod_User1 on Stage/Prod . User perms have to match so it has to be intelligent matches.
sql permissions
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We have numerous dbs and logins. Gets difficult to keep everything in sync between Dev, Stage, Prod. Anyone know program or query to compare DBs on different environments and their users .
Difficulties:
Dev_User1 on Dev
Prod_User1 on Stage/Prod . User perms have to match so it has to be intelligent matches.
sql permissions
sql permissions
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You mean Microsoft SQL server? As it is not clear from tags.
We use DBComparer to compare databases, but I'm not aware of intelligent matches you are looking for.
Perhaps you can use SQL to list all permissions so you can compare it using a compare tool.
See SQL Server query to find all permissions/access for all users in a database
answered Jan 18 at 16:28
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You mean Microsoft SQL server? As it is not clear from tags.
We use DBComparer to compare databases, but I'm not aware of intelligent matches you are looking for.
Perhaps you can use SQL to list all permissions so you can compare it using a compare tool.
See SQL Server query to find all permissions/access for all users in a database
answered Jan 18 at 16:28
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You mean Microsoft SQL server? As it is not clear from tags.
We use DBComparer to compare databases, but I'm not aware of intelligent matches you are looking for.
Perhaps you can use SQL to list all permissions so you can compare it using a compare tool.
See SQL Server query to find all permissions/access for all users in a database
answered Jan 18 at 16:28
ArieKanarieArieKanarie
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You mean Microsoft SQL server? As it is not clear from tags.
We use DBComparer to compare databases, but I'm not aware of intelligent matches you are looking for.
Perhaps you can use SQL to list all permissions so you can compare it using a compare tool.
See SQL Server query to find all permissions/access for all users in a database
answered Jan 18 at 16:28
ArieKanarieArieKanarie
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You mean Microsoft SQL server? As it is not clear from tags.
We use DBComparer to compare databases, but I'm not aware of intelligent matches you are looking for.
Perhaps you can use SQL to list all permissions so you can compare it using a compare tool.
See SQL Server query to find all permissions/access for all users in a database
answered Jan 18 at 16:28
ArieKanarieArieKanarie
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answered Jan 18 at 16:28
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answered Jan 18 at 16:28
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