What can db_owner do?

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db_owner The db_owner role allows a user to do anything within the database. DBAs who are already members of the sysadmin fixed server role come in as dbo and don't need this role explicitly granted to them. Normal users should not be a member of this role.

What is db_datareader role?

db_datareader: This role gives an ability to read the data from any table of the database. db_datawriter: This role gives an ability to write the data in the table of the database. When we grant this role to the user, it can insert the data, but it cannot read, change, or delete it.

Can db_owner execute?

Assuming you are using SQL Server , you can just grant the EXECUTE permission to this user as: GRANT EXECUTE ON YourProc TO User; Btw, db_owner is a database ROLE in SQL Server , not a permission.

Can db_owner restore database?

Database Administrator or a user who is a member of DBCREATOR Server Role and DB_OWNER Database Role will be able to restore a SQL Server database from databases full backup using SQL Server Management Studio, T-SQL Scripts or by using Powershell Commands.

Can db_datareader see views?

The db_datareader role allows for the use of SELECT against any table or view. It does not automatically allow a user to view the definition of a stored procedure. You need to grant VIEW DEFINITION on the schema or database level.

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