How do I limit the permissions of a C# program to read only on an SQLServer Database?

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Published on 2010-04-20T09:49:32Z Indexed on 2010/04/20 9:53 UTC
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Hi Guys,

I have written some C# which connects to a live production database. I want to give my application read only access to the DB but am unsure how to achieve this.

Is there any trivial way to get this done by amending the connection string?

My understanding is that the application will logon with the credentials of the person running the application and hence may or may not have write access to the db based on that fact. Can I statically limit the permissions of the application so that if someone changes the program to do something devastating at a later date any manipulation will fail?

Apologies for how trivial the question may be but it's my first venture into the world of MS programming.

Thanks,

Gav

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