Description
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🔐 Configuring database permissions is only the first step. You must test whether they actually work as intended.
In Part 2, we validate SQL Server Login permissions using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS 22). Learn how to verify that an application account can perform its intended database operations while being prevented from executing restricted administrative actions.
📌 What You'll Learn
- Test SQL Server Login permissions using the application account.
- Verify database read and write access.
- Test restricted operations such as `DROP TABLE` and `CREATE DATABASE`.
- Understand the difference between application-level access and administrative privileges.
- Verify that permission restrictions work as intended.
- Understand why security testing must use the same login configured for the application.
💡 Security is not just about configuring permissions. It is about verifying that access controls behave as designed.
This is Part 2 of the C# .NET 10 and SQL Server Business Application tutorial series. The next part covers secure connection configuration and application-level testing.
⚠️ Security Notice
Use a dedicated test database. Review all SQL scripts before execution, and never run destructive test commands against production data. Administrative privileges and effective permissions depend on the SQL Server security configuration.
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