Column permission DENY

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Hey Guys, I need help with some Column Permission, I dont understand!

1. I have a Table where 2 of the columns has "column permission" set to Deny for specific user.
2. I have a View that links to this Table.

When the specific user selects from the table, hi gets Permission denied on column, as expected.

BUT! when his calls the View, the 2 columns are shown, without any Permission Denied Error!.

What am I doing wrong here ? Is the Column permission not inherited by the View ?

Best regards

Posted 11-Dec-13 23:05pm

Paw Jershauge

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Umer Akram 12-Dec-13 7:52am

Have give the explicit rights for that user against the view as well.

Paw Jershauge 12-Dec-13 11:09am

Thanks for the reply.

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-13T04:15:00

When you deny the permissions to Table columns it's only for Table columns. Not views which has been created based on that table.

For example, DBA wants to restrict developers to do changes on a Table. So he deny the permission for that Table & creates a View based on that Table. Now developer can't see anything about Table, instead he could use the View.

Again, DBA wants to show only few columns from View as he don't want to show Log columns like(Created_By, Created_Date, Updated_By, Updated_Date). So he needs to deny permissions for those columns on that View.

So you need to assign things against View too.
DENY Object Permissions (Transact-SQL)[^]