Hello!

MY friend has a program, which should connect to a mssql databbase on Linux.

This program failed with error "Error HY010"

Sql-command was: "select filename from model.dbo.sysfiles" and "function sequence error"

Any ideas to fix that?

Tim

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Am 10.06.20 um 13:09 schrieb Tim Ritberg:

Hello!

MY friend has a program, which should connect to a mssql databbase on Linux.

This program failed with error "Error HY010"

Sql-command was: "select filename from model.dbo.sysfiles" and "function sequence error"

Any ideas to fix that?

Tim

SA-user solved the problem, but which permissions was missing for normal
user?

Tim

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Tim Ritberg ([email protected]d) writes:

SA-user solved the problem, but which permissions was missing for normal user?

Plain users do normally not have permissions in model. You can add users
and grant permissions, but it is not a good idea. To wit, when you create
a new database, SQL Server copies the files for model. So if you had a user
to model, it will be in every database!

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Am 10.06.20 um 21:56 schrieb Erland Sommarskog:

Tim Ritberg ([email protected]d) writes:

SA-user solved the problem, but which permissions was missing for normal
user?

Plain users do normally not have permissions in model. You can add users
and grant permissions, but it is not a good idea. To wit, when you create
a new database, SQL Server copies the files for model. So if you had a user to model, it will be in every database!

Maybe I could clone settings from local MS SQL EE installation with
ships with this software.

Tim

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Tim Ritberg ([email protected]d) writes:

Am 10.06.20 um 21:56 schrieb Erland Sommarskog:

Tim Ritberg ([email protected]d) writes:

SA-user solved the problem, but which permissions was missing for normal >>> user?

Plain users do normally not have permissions in model. You can add users
and grant permissions, but it is not a good idea. To wit, when you create
a new database, SQL Server copies the files for model. So if you had a

user

to model, it will be in every database!

Maybe I could clone settings from local MS SQL EE installation with
ships with this software.

Just to clarify: this is "problem" should not be fixed, unless there
is some very special reason. model is a very special database, and it is
very uncommon to run queries against it.

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On Thursday, 11 June 2020 19:41:00 UTC+1, Erland Sommarskog wrote:

Tim Ritberg ([email protected]d) writes:

Am 10.06.20 um 21:56 schrieb Erland Sommarskog:

Tim Ritberg ([email protected]d) writes:

SA-user solved the problem, but which permissions was missing for normal >>> user?

Plain users do normally not have permissions in model. You can add users >> and grant permissions, but it is not a good idea. To wit, when you create >> a new database, SQL Server copies the files for model. So if you had a user
to model, it will be in every database!

Maybe I could clone settings from local MS SQL EE installation with
ships with this software.

Just to clarify: this is "problem" should not be fixed, unless there
is some very special reason. model is a very special database, and it is
very uncommon to run queries against it.

Perhaps the intention is to run on a user database,
and "model" was chosen as an example.

If I'm following this, the specific statement is
looking for the file names in the filesystem that
contain the database data, and I wonder why you'd
want that from "model", which only exists so that
you can say "create database" and make a copy of it,
maybe on different filesystems. You would want to
back up model, I suppose. (People do that for me. :-)
(...I hope.)

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