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sqlserver server : SQL SERvER Security question


Tejas Parikh
2/28/2006 5:57:27 AM
I've a problem with permissions.
There are a few Production SQL servers. One of the guys is a SYSADMIN on
server A only. And 2 of the other users(including me) on that box r sysadmins
for all the boxes. If this user creates a JOB on Server A to do some stuff on
Server B and makes me the owner, the job will execute on Server B. I don't
want this to happen. Is there a way to stop this user from accessing data
from another server in all way possible? Thank you.
Sue Hoegemeier
2/28/2006 8:00:58 PM
Jobs owned by a sysadmin, execute under the security context
of the SQL Agent service account. The user is a sysadmin so
he can set jobs to be owned by any sysadmin login. So you
would need to look at the service account. If you using the
same service accounts on the different servers and he's a
sysadmin, he can own the job and have full access to the
other servers.

-Sue

On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 05:57:27 -0800, Tejas Parikh
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