You should probably create a VIEW which limits the records and then apply the proper rights on the view.
Jonas Lincoln
2008-10-21 08:27:30
You should probably create a VIEW which limits the records and then apply the proper rights on the view.
You could create a VIEW, or you could create select stored procedures and only assign rights to those.
The VIEW is the way to go for a simple security model - if it is complex, go with the stored procedure(s).