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Old 02-29-2008, 08:04 PM
yzguy96@yahoo.com
 
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Default SQL user and group audit report

I am trying to create a TSQL statement or stored procedure that can
tell me what users belong to what group and what groups have access to
what files. Can anyone help? Can I pull out a list of names from
Active Directory to use as my user list?

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Old 02-29-2008, 08:04 PM
Jack Vamvas
 
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Default Re: SQL user and group audit report

There is an example in books on line on querying a linked server to active
directory, have a look at it. If you've got any questions , reply to the
post

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> I am trying to create a TSQL statement or stored procedure that can
> tell me what users belong to what group and what groups have access to
> what files. Can anyone help? Can I pull out a list of names from
> Active Directory to use as my user list?
>



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