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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » User Role » REVOKE

28. 8. 1. REVOKE Statement


The REVOKE statement removes one or more already-granted (or denied) permissions. 

This statement has the following syntax:



REVOKE [GRANT OPTION FOR] permission_list [ON scope]

FROM principal_list [CASCADE]

[AS {windows_group|sqlserver_login|db_user|db_role|appl_role}]





REVOKE SELECT ON project

FROM PUBLIC

28. 8. REVOKE
	28. 8. 1.	REVOKE Statement
	28. 8. 2.	REVOKE permissions
	28. 8. 3.	A REVOKE statement that revokes SELECT permission
	28. 8. 4.	A REVOKE statement that revokes the DELETE permission
	28. 8. 5.	A REVOKE statement that revokes all permissions for the Bankers table
	28. 8. 6.	A REVOKE statement that revokes permission to create databases and tables

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