How do I change permissions on a database?
- How do you change database privileges?
- How do I add permission to database?
- How do I change permissions in MySQL?
- How do I manage permissions in SQL?
How do you change database privileges?
To modify a database user's privileges: Under Current Databases, locate the user for which you want to modify privileges, and then click on the username to open the Manage User Privileges interface. On the Manage User Privileges interface, select (or unselect) the privileges you wish to grant the user.
How do I add permission to database?
Right-click on the table and select Properties. Click on Permissions option from Table Properties dialog box. Click on Search button and click on Object Types button. Click on Browse button and select your SQL database user and click OK.
How do I change permissions in MySQL?
You can't currently change a user's privileges in the control panel, so to do so you need to use a command-line MySQL client like mysql . After you create a user in the cluster, connect to the cluster as doadmin or another admin user.
How do I manage permissions in SQL?
To manage permissions for a single database object using SQL Server Management Studio, expand the server, expand Databases, expand the database, and then expand Tables, Views, or Synonyms, depending on the database object for which you want to manage permissions.
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