I'm using Azure SQL databases and want to add a user from my company using Active Directory auth, so adding the user from external provider.
The problem - by design Azure SQL creates AD users as contained database users and they can't see any database in SSMS besides the one they have specifically connected to, unless if they have a user in the master database, when they see all databases, even ones they don't have a user in.
My goal:
To make it so basic users (i.e. non-technical users that shouldn't have any more permissions other than select and the like) can connect to the server using AD auth in SSMS and see all databases they have a user created in.
Since Azure doesn't allow that by default, I'm looking for a workaround that can achieve that and would allow me to NOT create a user in the master database OR create a user in master with NO permissions in master for the users.
