SQL Server :: 2k8 - What Account Should Give Permissions To Database Inside SQL Server
Oct 7, 2010
I've got an ASP.NET website, and its connecting to a database I've created on SQL Server 2k8 and I'm using windows integrated security on my connection string between asp.net and SQL Server. What account should I give permissions to my database inside SQL Server? Should I give NT AUTHORITYNETWORK SERVICE permission to my database? Right now, I right clicked the network service account, and went to properties, and then I checked my database under "users mapped to this login:" and then in the "database role membership for" diaglogue I then selected public and db_owner. Is that right?
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