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Do you need permission to alter Index in Bol?
The minimum permission to create / alter index can be easily found in corresponding BOL articles CREATE INDEX (Transact-SQL) and ALTER INDEX (Transact-SQL): Requires ALTER permission on the table or view. This means you can grant alter table on every table of interest that already exists.
What do I need to create an alter Index in SQL?
1. The minimum permission to create / alter index can be easily found in corresponding BOL articles CREATE INDEX (Transact-SQL) and ALTER INDEX (Transact-SQL): Requires ALTER permission on the table or view. This means you can grant alter table on every table of interest that already exists.
Is the alter index reorganize always performed online?
The REORGANIZE operation is: Always performed online. This means long-term blocking table locks are not held and queries or updates to the underlying table can continue during the ALTER INDEX REORGANIZE transaction. Not allowed for a disabled index. Not allowed when ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS is set to OFF.
Do you need to grant alter on schema?
If you don’t want to grant so granular permissions you can grant alter on schema (s) where your table (s) reside, this will assure that the user would be able to create / alter indexes on any future table / view. Thanks for contributing an answer to Database Administrators Stack Exchange!
When do you not use the permissions property?
Do not use the Permissions property to give extra permissions to an object that you would like your users to be able to modify. These users might not have direct permission to perform these operations.
What does indirect permission mean in Microsoft Docs?
Sometimes the license or permission set only give user indirect permission to perform operations on certain data in tables (TableData). A user who has Indirect Read permission cannot open a page that displays data from a table unless the page has been given permission to read data from the table for the user.
What are the different types of access permissions?
For data, the types of access are Read, Insert, Modify, and Delete. A user with Read permission can open the page that displays the data from a table, for example, the Item or Customer tables. However, to change or delete the data the user must have Modify and Delete permissions.