access rights

Hi,
I have many users and many databases in my Server 2000 installation. Each
user has only one database (with owner permission) and each database has one
owner. With mylittleadmin, I have no problems, each user can only see their
own database (which they have owner permisssion). But with web data
administrator, they can also see master and some other system databases
since they have guest permission. When one of these users connects the
server with enterprise management, things get worse. Users see ALL databases
eventhough they cannot reach them. I want users to see only their own
databases, not anobody elses. They cannot access the other databases, this
is ok but the other databases should not be listed as well. How can i solve
this?
Thanks.In Enterprise Manager you can't (in a supported way), they will always see
all the database names. This is being addressed in SQL2005's Management
Studio IIRC.
HTH
Jasper Smith (SQL Server MVP)
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"Sfrnc Murat" <@.> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have many users and many databases in my Server 2000 installation. Each
> user has only one database (with owner permission) and each database has
> one
> owner. With mylittleadmin, I have no problems, each user can only see
> their
> own database (which they have owner permisssion). But with web data
> administrator, they can also see master and some other system databases
> since they have guest permission. When one of these users connects the
> server with enterprise management, things get worse. Users see ALL
> databases
> eventhough they cannot reach them. I want users to see only their own
> databases, not anobody elses. They cannot access the other databases, this
> is ok but the other databases should not be listed as well. How can i
> solve
> this?
>
> Thanks.
>