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The T-SQL GRANT statement is a surprisingly complex statement that can be used to control fine grained permissions. In its basic form is has three sections that answer the questions What?, Where? and Who?. Read on to get all the details.http://sqlity.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/permission_denied_before_GRANT.jpg