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Fixed Server Role

Fixed Server Role

Fixed Server Role

Server roles apply server-wide and the roles themselves cannot be changed, only applied to logins. The following server roles exist:

 

Server Role Permission
sysadmin Can perform any activity.
serveradmin Can configure the server-wide settings.
setupadmin Can manage extended stored procedures.
securityadmin Can manage the logins for the server.
processadmin Can manage the processes running in SQL Server.
dbcreator Can create and alter databases.
diskadmin Can manage the disk files.

Assigning Server Roles in Enterprise Manager

  1. In Enterprise Manager, find the desired SQL Server instance.
  2. Go to Security and then Server Roles.
  3. In the right-hand panel, right-click the desired role and select Properties.

In the General tab, click the Add... button  and select the logins that you wish to assign the selected role. The Permissions tab lists the actions that the selected role can perform.

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Assigning Server Roles with T-SQL

You can assign server roles by running the following command:

sp_addsrvrolemember [@loginame =] 'login', [@rolename =] 'role'

You can remove server roles with the following command:

sp_dropsrvrolemember [@loginame =] 'login', [@rolename =] 'role'

where login is the login name you wish to add/remove, and role is the role you are assigning/removing.

 

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