If those are the only roles, the only groups and the only
permissions set for any users, groups or roles then yes.
Otherwise, it depends on other permissions granted/denied to
UserB and any roles or Windows groups that UserB is a member
of.
Permissions are cumulative based on the user and the roles
that the user is a member of. This would include Windows
groups as well and permissions granted to Windows groups
that a user is a member of. Deny will take precedence so if
the user is denied permissions directly or through another
group or role, the deny will take precedence.

-Sue

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 17:48:36 GMT, "Do Park via
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