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Asked: 2026-05-10T13:46:53+00:00

I’m wanting extra security for a particular point in my web app. So I

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I’m wanting extra security for a particular point in my web app. So I want to lock the database (SQL Server 2005). Any suggestions or is this even necessary with SQL Server?

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The query is failing silently with no errors messages logged, and does not occur inside of a transaction.

Final Solution:

I never was able to solve the problem, however what I wound up doing was switching to MySQL and using a transactional level query here. This was not the main or even a primary reason to switch. I had been having problems with SQL Server and it allowed me to have our CMS and various other tools all running on the same database. Previous we had a SQL Server and a MySQL database running to run our site. The port was a bit on the time consuming however in the long run I feel it will work much better for the site and the business.

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  1. I suppose you have three options.

    1. Set user permissions so that user x can only read from the database.

    2. Set the database into single user mode so only one connection can access it

      sp_dboption ‘myDataBaseName’, single, true

    3. Set the database to readonly

      sp_dboption ‘myDataBaseName’, read only, true

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