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  5. Section IX. Data Protection
  7. Configuration for Commvault Simpana
  9. Set up a read-only user in the CommServe server
  11. Option 1: Execute SQL commands in the CommServe database

Option 1: Execute SQL commands in the CommServe database

GRANT EXECUTE ON CommServ.dbo.GetDateTime TO <ro user>;
GRANT EXECUTE ON CommServ.dbo.GetUnixTime TO <ro user>;
GRANT EXECUTE ON CommServ.dbo.GetJobFailureReason TO <ro user>;
GRANT EXECUTE ON CommServ.dbo.JMGetLocalizedMessageFunc TO <ro user>;

Note:

Replace <ro user> with the read-only user.

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