--Hi ,
Would you know if there is a Sybase IQ equivalent of sp_helprotect command.
Thanks
Jinesh Shah
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Something link this to get permissions for an object, or list of objects. This assumes you are on 15.2 where the LIST() function was implemented in IQ.
Select
convert(char(10),s.table_name) table_nm
, convert(char(10), u.user_name) grantee
, convert(char(10),u1.user_name) grantor
, convert(char(20), list(
case when selectauth = 'Y' then 'select,' else '' end ||
case when insertauth = 'Y' then 'insert,' else '' end ||
case when deleteauth = 'Y' then 'delete,' else '' end ||
case when updateauth = 'Y' then 'update' else '' end
) ) as perms
from sys.systable s, sys.systableperm p ,sysuserperm u, sysuserperm u1
where
s.table_type = 'BASE'
and s.server_type = 'IQ'
and (s.table_id = p.stable_id)
and (u.user_id = p.grantee)
and (u1.user_id = p.grantor)
-- comment out if you want all tables
and (s.table_name like '%TABLE_NAME%' )
-- if you want to use the owner name too uncomment these lines
--and (s.creator = u1.user_id)
--and (u1.user_name like '%OWNER_NAME%' )
group by s.table_name , u.user_name, u1.user_name
go
Mark
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