In one of our sql server 2000 databases, there is an
application user that has public granted to it in the
master database. Can this be a security issue? There are
no permissions granted on objects just the public role.
I'm awaiting feedback from the vendor to find out why the
user is there. I just want to make sure this user cannot
do any harm to the master database.Not sure what you are saying. Every database has a role named public, you cannot remove this...
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"Erin" <Erin_Regotti@.grainger.com> wrote in message news:a28701c3eb2d$f399e270$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> In one of our sql server 2000 databases, there is an
> application user that has public granted to it in the
> master database. Can this be a security issue? There are
> no permissions granted on objects just the public role.
> I'm awaiting feedback from the vendor to find out why the
> user is there. I just want to make sure this user cannot
> do any harm to the master database.|||And everybody has public access to the master database (via the guest
account, I believe).
Russell Fields
"Erin" <Erin_Regotti@.grainger.com> wrote in message
news:a28701c3eb2d$f399e270$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> In one of our sql server 2000 databases, there is an
> application user that has public granted to it in the
> master database. Can this be a security issue? There are
> no permissions granted on objects just the public role.
> I'm awaiting feedback from the vendor to find out why the
> user is there. I just want to make sure this user cannot
> do any harm to the master database.
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