I have a table showing which roles recursively grant access to which resources within a database. For example:
The Default_Role grants access to the App_Role, the App_Role grants access to the Security_Role, and the Security_Role grants access to three tables (customers, sales, users). So a member of the Default_Role is granted all of these, but Default_Role is not granted access to the Sys_Role, and is not granted access to the System or Admin tables.
CREATE TABLE SQLTest( DBName NVARCHAR(100) NULL ,Privilege NVARCHAR(100) NULL ,PrivilegeType NVARCHAR(100) NULL ,PrivilegeDetail NVARCHAR(100) NULL ,TableName NVARCHAR(100) NULL)INSERT INTO SQLTestVALUES ('TSDB','Default_Role','Role','App_Role',NULL),('TSDB','App_Role','Role','Security_Role',NULL),('TSDB','Sys_Role','Role','Security_Role',NULL),('TSDB','Security_Role','Table','Customers','Customers'),('TSDB','Security_Role','Table','Sales','Sales'),('TSDB','Security_Role','Table','Users','Users'),('TSDB','Sys_Role','Table','System','System'),('TSDB','Sys_Role','Table','Admin','Admin')What is the best way to flatten this out so you can see all the access (roles and tables) granted to the Default_Role, without showing additional access not granted to the Default_Role? Like this:
Tried putting together this example, but doesn't work.