Recently I was asked how to grant permission on Dev servers for team members in SQL Server, actually, there are many way to do that, in this article, I will show you a simple way.
Firstly, you need to save the following sql script as SQL file, here I called it as ‘GrantRightsByUser.sql’
1: USE [master]
2: GO
3: CREATE LOGIN $(login_user) FROM WINDOWS WITH DEFAULT_DATABASE=$(login_db)
4: GO
5: USE $(login_db)
6: GO
7: CREATE USER $(login_user) FOR LOGIN $(login_user)
8: GO
9: EXEC sp_addrolemember N'db_datareader', $(login_user)
10: EXEC sp_addrolemember N'db_datawriter', $(login_user)
11: EXEC sp_addrolemember N'db_owner',$(login_user)
12: GO
Sencondly, you need to create another command file named ‘GrantRightsByUser.cmd’ with scripts below:
1: start sqlcmd -S dev01 -E -i GrantRightsByUser.sql -vlogin_user="[contoso\Jack]" login_db="[db1]"
2: start sqlcmd -S dev01 -E -i GrantRightsByUser.sql -vlogin_user="[contoso\Bob]" login_db="[db1]"
3: start sqlcmd -S dev01 -E -i GrantRightsByUser.sql -vlogin_user="[contoso\John]" login_db="[db1]"
Note: dev01 is a SQL alias that direct to SQL instance, you can use cliconfg command to config sql alias.
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