Basically users or groups get put into roles based on how ever you define the roles. Then apply the correct security to the roles.
Table-valued function is another way. But I read an article saying that in some situation, table-valued function could be very slow.
As far as I know, SQL Server stored procedure is a way to implement these kind of security (access privilege) measures.
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I was tasked to do an investigation on implementing a policy-based security measure to SQL Server database.
I assume you have the management program installed.Once you have done this you have to make a connection to the database you wish to manage.
Foreign keys ding your performance during inserts, or any updates to the column containing the key.
I am trying to figure out what performance impact having a foreign key relationship between two tables on integer fields has to stored procedures?<
Tell me,which method you are using to fatch and update sql server data, writing query on vb or using stored procedures..
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