Changing group encryption permissions

The Database Owner grants and revokes permissions.

Changing group commands permission

Select the group icon, then select File | Properties.
Select the Object Permissions tab.

Initially, the tab shows tables. You can also select procedures, extended stored procedures, or views from the Permissions For list.
To grant or revoke encryption permission, click in the grid box for the object and type of permission. Continue clicking in the box to cycle through the options:
- Grant
- Revoke
- No permissions
In the Permissions list, select Tables, Stored Procedures, Views, Extended Stored Procedures, or Encryption Keys to change the appropriate permissions.

You can grant these permission types for tables:
- Sel – Permission to select
- Ins – Permission to insert.
- Del – Permission to delete.
- Upd – Permission to update.
- Ref – Permission to create referential constraints.
- Decrypt – Permission to decrypt.
For Stored Procedure and Extended Stored Procedure, you can grant Execute permission.

You can grant these permission types for views:
- Sel – Permission to select
- Ins – Permission to insert.
- Del – Permission to delete.
- Upd – Permission to update.
You can grant these permission types for Encryption Keys:
- Sel – Permission to select.
- Alter Key – Permission to change the default encryption key.
When you make a permission change for the group, the Changed column displays a check mark or deletes a check mark, indicating that you have altered the original settings.
Click OK or Apply.

Sybase Central reports on permissions explicitly granted, revoked, and those that users obtain by being members of a group. It does not show permissions associated with a role (such as the sa_role) associated with their logins.