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/* ** Drop_Users_Company_MSDE.sql ** ** This script will remove all users from the DYNGRP in the company database ** specified. It will then drop the DYNGRP and readd the DYNGRP to the company. ** It will then add all users back to the DYNGRP based on the SY60100 table. ** NOTE: You will need to replace %Companydb% with the company database ** name. */ declare @cStatement varchar(255) /* Misc exec string */ declare @DynDB varchar(15) /* DB Name exec string */ declare @DYNGRPgid int /* Id of DYNGRP group */ /* ** Loop through all company databases, emptying the DYNGRP group. */ SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF use %Companydb% select @DYNGRPgid = (select gid from sysusers where name = 'DYNGRP') declare G_cursor CURSOR for select "sp_dropuser [" + name+"]" from sysusers where gid = @DYNGRPgid and name <> 'DYNGRP' set nocount on OPEN G_cursor FETCH NEXT FROM G_cursor INTO @cStatement WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1) begin EXEC (@cStatement) FETCH NEXT FROM G_cursor INTO @cStatement end DEALLOCATE G_cursor /* ** Do not delete the group to attempt to preserve the permissions already ** granted to it. */ if exists (select gid from sysusers where name = 'DYNGRP') begin exec sp_dropgroup DYNGRP end /* ** Recreate the DYNGRP group in all company databases. */ use %Companydb% if not exists (select name from sysusers where name = 'DYNGRP') begin exec ("sp_addgroup DYNGRP") end
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