Table.Deny Método (ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[], array<String )

Artículo
04/26/2013

Denies the specified set of permissions for the grantees on the specified columns on the table.

Espacio de nombres: Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo
Ensamblado: Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo (en Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo.dll)

Sintaxis

'Declaración
Public Sub Deny ( _
    permission As ObjectPermissionSet, _
    granteeNames As String(), _
    columnNames As String() _
)
'Uso
Dim instance As Table 
Dim permission As ObjectPermissionSet 
Dim granteeNames As String()
Dim columnNames As String()

instance.Deny(permission, granteeNames, _
    columnNames)

public void Deny(
    ObjectPermissionSet permission,
    string[] granteeNames,
    string[] columnNames
)

public:
virtual void Deny(
    ObjectPermissionSet^ permission, 
    array<String^>^ granteeNames, 
    array<String^>^ columnNames
) sealed

abstract Deny : 
        permission:ObjectPermissionSet * 
        granteeNames:string[] * 
        columnNames:string[] -> unit  
override Deny : 
        permission:ObjectPermissionSet * 
        granteeNames:string[] * 
        columnNames:string[] -> unit

public final function Deny(
    permission : ObjectPermissionSet, 
    granteeNames : String[], 
    columnNames : String[]
)

Parámetros

permission
Tipo: Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.ObjectPermissionSet
An ObjectPermissionSet object value that specifies the set of permissions.

granteeNames
Tipo: array<System.String[]
A String array value that specifies the list of grantees to be denied access to the set of permissions.

columnNames
Tipo: array<System.String[]
A String array value that specifies the list of columns to which the set of permissions is denied.

Implementa

IColumnPermission.Deny(ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[], array<String[])

Ejemplos

The following code example shows how to grant an array of grantee accounts permission to select table elements, and then revoke the permission by using the Deny method. The grantees account array is a placeholder for any array of defined user accounts.

The following database schema is used for this snippet.

//CREATE DATABASE MYTESTDB;
//GO

//USE MYTESTDB;
//GO

//CREATE TABLE TABLE1(
//    id int,
//    name varchar(32)
//);
//GO

Server srv = new Server("(local)");
Database db = srv.Databases["MYTESTDB"];

Table tb = db.Tables[0];

ObjectPermissionSet objPermissionSet = new ObjectPermissionSet(ObjectPermission.Select);
objPermissionSet.Select = true;
tb.Grant(objPermissionSet, grantees);

String[] tbColNames = new string[tb.Columns.Count];
int n = 0;
foreach (Column i in tb.Columns)
{
   tbColNames[n] = i.Name;
  n++;
}
tb.Deny(objPermissionSet, grantees, tbColNames);

Powershell

$srv = new-Object Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.Server("(local)")
$db = New-Object Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.Database
$db = $srv.Databases.Item("MYTESTDB")
$tb = $db.Tables[0]

$objPermissionSet = new-object Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.ObjectPermissionSet([Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.ObjectPermission]::Select)
$objPermissionSet.Select = $TRUE
$tb.Grant($objPermissionSet, grantees)
$tbColNames = @()
foreach ($c in $tb.Columns)
{
   $tbColNames = $tbColNames + $c.Name
}
$tb.Deny($objPermissionSet, grantees, $tbColNames)