Sql Server Security Context Error

That SELECT failed with the message that server principal AC1 is not able to access the database DB-B under the current security context. I then run another stored procedure which is identical in code to the above one including executing as AC1 and accessing database DB-B but is in database DB-C.

SQL Logins are defined at the server level not the database level, and must be mapped to Users in specific databases.. In SSMS object explorer, under the server you want to modify, expand Security gt Logins, then double-click the appropriate login entry.This will bring up the quotLogin Propertiesquot dialog. Select User Mapping, which will show all databases on the server.

The issue you're encountering is likely due to the fact that the SMO Transfer object tries to access the 'master' database under the current security context when connecting to the destination server. As you mentioned, Azure SQL does not support the 'USE' statement and setting the default database for a SQL login is not available.

The security cache of SQL Server stores permissions for a user or a login for various securable objects in a database or server. One of the benefits is that it speeds up query execution. Before SQL Server executes a query, it checks if the user has the necessary permissions for different database securables, such as schema-level permissions

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As an alternative to the TW bit, in SQL Server 2005 we also introduced the notion of module signing, and the digital signatures can be used to extend the impersonation context beyond the DBand to

SQL Server Management Studio. SQL Server Management Studio SSMS is a client tool installed when selecting the workstation component during SQL Server installation. This tool allows users to connect to and manage their SQL Server using a graphical interface instead of relying on command-line inputs.

1. front end application connect to SQL Server A - DB1 with Service account SVC_xx . 2. SVC_xx execute a stored procedure quotGetDataquot against SQL Server A - DB2 . inside the GetData Stored procedure there is a command which will run the SQL statement in different service account SVC_yy context using quot with execute as SVC_yy quot command.

The linked server has a localremote mapping for user1 with the remote user and remote password entered. The username and password are the same on both servers. The quotFor a login not defined in the list above, connections willquot option is set to quotBe made using the login's current security contextquot.

I have a Data Factory DF and SQL Managed Instance MI with 2 databases quotdbxquot and quotdbyquot. Using script activity, my DF executes my stored procedure SP written in X. The server principal is not able to access the database under the current security context. CyrusDaguro-1527 5 Reputation points. 2025-01-07T030906.51333330000. I have a