SQL Server Authorization/Security Question -


We have created a C # framework, which should go through all the data modifications of our database. We do not want anyone to make data changes directly from the database. All changes should be run through our framework.

My question is how to apply it? How can we allow the SQL server to include only the included / updated / deleted statements made from our framework, and not one of the potential hundreds of individuals, which can be connected through SSMS or any other device?

I do not have much experience with SQL Server Security / Authentication, so I need some direction on this.

Thank you very much.

Create a SQL login for your application and allow it to be stored procedures or base tables - which There are also your requirements.

Do not access anyone else.

But you mention 'framework', which means that many applications and usernames will use it ... then you need another approach.


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