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August 3rd, 2004, 08:55 PM
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SQL Access Rights
I have a SQL server 2000 SP3a running on server 2003 Enterprise Edition and I have one problem.
The only way the users can get the SQL server service manager on their workstations to connect to the SQL server is if they are part of a admin account (domain/Administrators etc)
How can I let a regular user connect to the SQl server without adding the users to a admin account.
I have tried adding their logons to the SQL server itself but still it won't let me have them connect.
Now the software we're gonna be using will not require as I believe the software will interact with the database itself. MSDE which is what I was playing with at the moment and having the user access rights problems with.
THanks for your help on this, I've never handled any SQL server things before.
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