- You can also create a login using the T-SQL command.

CREATE LOGIN MyLogin WITH PASSWORD = '123';

- Create User using T-SQL

You can create a new USER using the T-SQL's create user command. The command takes
the following syntax:

create user <user-name> for login <login-name>

create user Guru99 for login MyLogin

- Grant Permission using T-SQL

To grant permission to a user using T-SQL, you first select the database using the
use statement. You then assign the permission to the user using the grant
statement. Here is the syntax:

use <database-name>
grant <permission-name> on <object-name> to <username\principle>
For example, the following command shows how you can grant the select permission to
the user Guru99 on the object (table) named Course within the Database EDU_TSQL:

USE EDU_TSQL
GO
Grant select on Course to Guru99

GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE

ON Customers
TO DataEntry

REVOKE DELETE
ON Customers
FROM Mary

DENY <permissions>
ON <table>
TO <user/role

uniques acc, indivisual acc, gernric acc and ownership kis kai pass, default
administrative acc kon sai hai(Password sld be shild), permission and
roles and kis roles sai kiya hota hai, password parameter (pass length, complexity,
expiry, account lockout, password history), rights review,
(default, customized account), audit logging.

sql db ( security) and vim(conflicting duties, roles kon sai banay hua hai)

user control and configuration

Configuring ArchiveLink Pg 27-28

Creating Role Pg 34
Maintaining Chart of Authority Pg 44
User Details View Pg 46
Approval Limit/Level View pg 51

COA maintenance Pg 83

Configuring the authorization checks pg 88

Incoming document processing pg 98
Business Center configuration pg 99
Doc Processing process configuration Pg 123
Configuring DP document types Pg 126