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SQL Server, remove all users' access right to a table object Thanks @Shark. This works and does the job, but I was looking to see if there's an admin command that can avoid using cursor. As an analogy, one can delete rows, but there's also the truncate command. I still up vote your answer though. |
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asked | SQL Server, remove all users' access right to a table object |
