Understanding SQL Server, Server Permissions – What and how to assign these permissions

Posted by Mahesh Gupta on December 1, 2010 Leave a comment (0) Go to comments

SQL Server Permission : ALTER ANY CONNECTION

Allows or Denies the ability to manage existing connections to SQL Server such as through the use of the KILL reserved word. The processadmin fixed server role has this permission granted implicitly.

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