Tag: security managment
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How to Interpret Misleading Error Messages related to the GRANT statement
SQL Server error messages can sometimes be misleading. One example is the error returned when trying to GRANT permissions without holding appropriate permissions yourself. Read on to see how to deal with this and other ambiguous error messages.
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