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I'm surprised to hear an experienced DBA say this.
Here are a couple of (OK, three) good reasons:
--The principle of least privilege says "grant only what is necessary to get the job done".
--In many shops, there are security standards that forbid granting "select any table" to non-DBA accounts, and doing so raises a violation (this is the case where I work, for example).
--Everyone who has access to the u2 account may not be authorized to see all data in the database.
Paul Baumgartel
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Subject: Re: auto grant select
am i missing something here? why can't you just grant slect any table to u2?
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