Using .NET’s SqlBulkCopy, what permission do I need to give to the user in SQL Server 2008?
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Using .NET’s SqlBulkCopy, what permission do I need to give to the user in SQL Server 2008?
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A bcp out operation requires SELECT permission on the source table.
A bcp in operation minimally requires SELECT/INSERT permissions on the target table. In addition, ALTER TABLE permission is required if any of the following is true:
Constraints exist and the CHECK_CONSTRAINTS hint is not specified. ms162802.note(en-us,SQL.100).gifNote: Disabling constraints is the default behavior. To enable constraints explicitly, use the -h option with the CHECK_CONSTRAINTS hint.
Triggers exist and the FIRE_TRIGGER hint is not specified. ms162802.note(en-us,SQL.100).gifNote: By default, triggers are not fired. To fire triggers explicitly, use the -h option with the FIRE_TRIGGERS hint.
You use the -E option to import identity values from a data file.
Note: Requiring ALTER TABLE permission on the target table was new in SQL Server 2005. This new requirement might cause bcp scripts that do not enforce triggers and constraint checks to fail if the user account lacks ALTER table permissions for the target table.