Adding permissions to a newly created USER and LOGIN via script

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SQL-Server-2012

Hi everyone,
I'm creating a User and Login for one of my databases below:

SQL

USE HWProjectView
GO

IF
  NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.sql_logins WHERE name=N'HWProjectViewUser')
BEGIN
  CREATE LOGIN [HWProjectViewUser] WITH PASSWORD='My_P4SsW0Rd-H3R3'
END

IF
  NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.database_principals WHERE name=N'HWProjectViewUser')
BEGIN
  CREATE USER [HWProjectViewUser] FOR LOGIN [HWProjectViewUser]
  EXEC sp_addrolemember N'TOMDEV\EXPRESS2012', N'HWProjectViewUser'
END

GO

But I need this user to have permissions so that they can SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE & DELETE from the tables within my database.

HOW??!?!?!

Please help.

Posted 20-Dec-12 3:32am

thomasriley

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Member 9581488 20-Dec-12 9:43am

if you want to set permissions you can go to Database properties and in the new window select permission. Again select your UserName and grant all permission by checking different option!

thomasriley 20-Dec-12 9:48am

I've seen how to do it in the interface, but I'd like to script it so I can:
1. Understand it better
2. Add multiple users quickly
If you have any ideas on this it'd be greatly appreciated

thomasriley 20-Dec-12 9:48am

Its something to do with the GRANT keyword I'm sure!

Member 9581488 20-Dec-12 11:59am

Hope this helps you.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6688880/how-do-i-grant-read-access-for-a-user-to-a-database-in-sql-server

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DaveP62 · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-20T09:40:00

Solution 1

You can see the script the interface uses by:
1. Add permissions in the interface (but do not click the OK button)
2. Click the script button at the top of the interface
3. Choose "Script Action to New Query Window"

A query window will open with the script you need to add the permissions.

Posted 20-Dec-12 9:40am

DaveP62

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thomasriley 8-Jan-13 5:49am

Thankyou Dave