问题
By default if you connect to a remote SQL Server via an account that has access to say 1 of the 10 databases. You will still see in the Object Explorer all other databases, obviously due to permissions you cannot actually query them, but you can see their names.
I have heard that there is a method that disable this behavior, but I've been unable to find the answer, does anyone know how to do this? To give an example I have a SQL Server called MyDbServer, it has 4 databases,
- MyDatabase
- YourDatabse
- PrivateDatabase
- ReallyPrivateDb
If you connect via an account that only has permissions to "YourDatabse" you will still see a listing of all other databases, attempts to query will grant "select" permission denied or a similar error.
For security resons, we DO NOT want users to see any database other than the ones they are mapped to.
回答1:
This blog talks about methods for hiding DBs for both SQL 2000 and SQL 2005.
回答2:
After having my client struggle with the identified resources I did some testing and created this blog posting with a bit more context and instruction on how to get this working.
回答3:
The short of it is:
use master
go
deny VIEW any DATABASE to login1
go
where login1 is the login account that you want to limit.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/201292/limit-database-list-to-ones-with-permission-sql-server