HAS_PERMS_BY_NAME#
Evaluates the effective permission of the current user on a securable.
Syntax#
HAS_PERMS_BY_NAME ( 'securable', 'securable_class', 'permission'
[ , 'sub-securable' ] [ , 'sub-securable_class' ] )
Arguments#
‘securable’
Is the name of the securable. If the securable is the server itself, this value should be set to NULL. securable is a scalar expression of type sysname. There is no default.
‘securable_class’
Is the name of the class of securable against which the permission is tested. securable_class is a scalar expression of type nvarchar(60).
‘permission’
A nonnull scalar expression of type nvarchar(60) that represents the permission name to be checked. There is no default. The permission name ANY is a wildcard.
‘sub-securable’
An optional scalar expression of type nvarchar(60) that represents the name of the securable sub-entity against which the permission is tested. The default is NULL.
‘sub-securable_class’
An optional scalar expression of type nvarchar(60) that represent the class of securable subentity against which the permission is tested. The default is NULL.
Return types#
int
Examples#
SELECT HAS_PERMS_BY_NAME(null, null, 'VIEW SERVER STATE');