Logins, roles, and user accounts help you secure your database by determine who can access or perform actions on the database. Learn how to apply database permissions to logins, roles, and users to permit or restrict what users can do with your database.
- [Instructor] Applying permissions at a database level…allows you to specify what users can and cannot do…on an individual database.…Expanding the security folder for the database…and coming into the users folder,…find the user that you're interested…in applying the permissions to…and double click to open the properties for that user.…You'll typically end up going to the securables tab…to modify the permissions that a user has…on a specific database and or schema.…You can see that test user one already…has some specific permissions set…on a human resources schema…and a table in that schema called department.…
The permissions that the user has currently…we can see by the check boxes.…So, alter has been granted,…control has been granted, and so has insert.…We can apply the different securables…by choosing the search button,…looking for a specific objects…or all objects of a certain type,…choosing okay, it allows us then…to select a specific object.…We can choose databases and if I select okay on here,…notice that we`ll be dealing with permissions…
Author
Gerry O'Brien
Released
11/9/2016This course is also ideal for anybody preparing for the Administering a SQL Database Infrastructure (70-764) exam, one of two exams necessary to earn an MCSA: SQL 2016 Database Administration certification.
- Installation and configuration considerations
- Data storage strategies
- Configuring database instances
- Performance considerations
- Security considerations
- Managing roles and users
- Managing data
- High-availability options
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 7s
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1. Installation and Configuration
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Database storage strategies2m 53s
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Install SQL Server7m 32s
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Setting up the database4m 5s
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2. Database Instances
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Configure linked servers5m 38s
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3. Performance Considerations
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Using the profiler5m 41s
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Auditing the database7m 4s
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Resource governor5m 16s
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4. Security
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Manage roles3m 52s
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Manage server logins4m 53s
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Manage database users3m 36s
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Manage database roles2m 28s
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Implement server permissions4m 22s
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Logon triggers4m 17s
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5. Managing Data
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Backup demonstration5m 26s
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Moving database files4m 41s
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Ensure data integrity5m 43s
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6. High Availability Options
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Database replication9m 36s
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Log shipping5m 54s
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Database mirroring2m 16s
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Always On2m 32s
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Conclusion
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Next steps53s
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