Category: CONTROL SERVER vs. sysadmin
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CONTROL SERVER vs. sysadmin – Differences when Creating a Schema
The CONTROL SERVER privilege and a membership in sysadmin are supposed to be equivalent. However, there are substantial differences, e.g. securable ownership. Read on to see what happens when a schema is created by a login with CONTROL SERVER permissions.
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