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Question : when should procs have public role
would it be good practise to give public permission, when the proc is doing only selects, and not to have that role for insert/delete/updates?
any other criteria to judge this?
thanks
Answer : when should procs have public role
private information (for example, if your SP returns Salaries, SIN, ...)
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