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Can a user with readonly access change SQL server settings
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Database administration is not a strong point of mine, and I was wondering if a user with read only access can change the server settings.
In their query I can see this at the beginning:
SET ARITHABORT OFF
SET ANSI_WARNINGS OFF
I'm worried because we have been having SQL database deadlock issues and performance issue, and Microsoft say SET ARITHABORT OFF
should be SET ARITHABORT ON
Thanks.
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Database administration is not a strong point of mine, and I was wondering if a user with read only access can change the server settings.
In their query I can see this at the beginning:
SET ARITHABORT OFF
SET ANSI_WARNINGS OFF
I'm worried because we have been having SQL database deadlock issues and performance issue, and Microsoft say SET ARITHABORT OFF
should be SET ARITHABORT ON
Thanks.
sql-server configuration users
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add a comment |
Database administration is not a strong point of mine, and I was wondering if a user with read only access can change the server settings.
In their query I can see this at the beginning:
SET ARITHABORT OFF
SET ANSI_WARNINGS OFF
I'm worried because we have been having SQL database deadlock issues and performance issue, and Microsoft say SET ARITHABORT OFF
should be SET ARITHABORT ON
Thanks.
sql-server configuration users
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Database administration is not a strong point of mine, and I was wondering if a user with read only access can change the server settings.
In their query I can see this at the beginning:
SET ARITHABORT OFF
SET ANSI_WARNINGS OFF
I'm worried because we have been having SQL database deadlock issues and performance issue, and Microsoft say SET ARITHABORT OFF
should be SET ARITHABORT ON
Thanks.
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