Grant access to all users under DYNGRP group | Collection of Useful Microsoft Dynamics GP Sql Commands, Tips and Tricks

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Collection of Useful Microsoft Dynamics GP Sql Scripts, Tips and Tricks

Grant access to all users under DYNGRP group

Long Description:
This is another sleek script for granting all your users access to all tables and stored procedures. Useful in situations where proper priviledges to new tables and stored procedures are not completed after installing a custom module or add-on program.

Typical errors solved by this script are 'permission denied' sort of messages.

Save this script, you'll never know when it's going to be very handy. I assure you, you will need this during your days of administering Dynamics GP.

IMPORTANT:
Commands with UPDATE, DELETE or DROP can ruin your data! Please use these queries with caution. We highly recommend that you backup your database before trying out these commands and to load them up first on a test server. Use at your own risk.

Associated SQL Command:
------------------------------------------------------------ -- SQL SCRIPT TO GRANT ALL USERS UNDER DYNGRP GROUP -- ACCESS PRIVILEDGES TO ALL TABLES AND STORED PROCEDURES -- RUN THIS SCRIPT UNDER A SELECTED COMPANY DB IN DYNAMICS. ------------------------------------------------------------ DECLARE @SQL_CMD VARCHAR(255) DECLARE SQL_CURSOR CURSOR FOR SELECT 'GRANT SELECT,UPDATE,INSERT,DELETE ON [' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(64),NAME) + '] TO DYNGRP' FROM SYSOBJECTS WHERE (TYPE = 'U' OR TYPE = 'V') AND UID = 1 SET NOCOUNT ON OPEN SQL_CURSOR FETCH NEXT FROM SQL_CURSOR INTO @SQL_CMD WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1) BEGIN EXEC (@SQL_CMD) FETCH NEXT FROM SQL_CURSOR INTO @SQL_CMD END DEALLOCATE SQL_CURSOR DECLARE SQL_CURSOR CURSOR FOR SELECT 'GRANT EXECUTE ON [' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(64),NAME) + '] TO DYNGRP' FROM SYSOBJECTS WHERE TYPE = 'P' SET NOCOUNT ON OPEN SQL_CURSOR FETCH NEXT FROM SQL_CURSOR INTO @SQL_CMD WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1) BEGIN EXEC (@SQL_CMD) FETCH NEXT FROM SQL_CURSOR INTO @SQL_CMD END DEALLOCATE SQL_CURSOR
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