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Get-DbaPermission does not process DENY #9416
Get-DbaPermission does not process DENY #9416
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PS> $perm = Get-DbaPermission @Splat -ExcludeSystemObjects PS> $perm|? PermState -eq DENY|select -f 1 PermState,PermissionName,GrantStatement PermState : DENY PermissionName : DELETE GrantStatement : GRANT DELETE ON [dbo].[table1] TO [user1] PS> $perm = Get-DbaPermission @Splat -ExcludeSystemObjects PS> $perm|? PermState -eq DENY|select -f 1 PermState,PermissionName,GrantStatement PermState : DENY PermissionName : DELETE GrantStatement : GRANT DELETE ON [dbo].[table1] TO [user1]
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hi @pollusb , failure was seemingly unrelated. I restarted the CI process. |
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@Imran-imtiaz48 Thanks |
The actual code does not provide the right TSQL command. On database objects, you can I know that the column name is GrantStatement and RevokeStatement. We shouldn't create a new column DenyColumn because you can REVOKE both GRANT or DENY in the same way. GRANT SELECT on dbo.Table1 to User1 -- would give access
DENY SELECT on dbo.Table1 to User1 -- would revoke the precedent grant and deny access
REVOKE SELECT on dbo.Table1 to User1 -- would revoke the precedent deny |
@pollusb please ignore the review, it's AI generated. I appreciate AI but it needs to be implemented with intent and after a discussion with the team. |
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Thanks to you. |
Type of Change
.\tests\manual.pester.ps1
)Purpose
Resolve wrong GrantStatement
Commands to test