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The CREATE DATABASE command provides two external access database options: DB_CHAINING and TRUSTWORTHY Both of these options are OFF by default The DB_CHAINING option, when enabled, allows the new database to participate in a cross-database ownership chain In its simplest form, an ownership chain occurs when one object (such as a view or stored procedure) references another object If the owner of the schema that contains these objects is the same as the referenced object, permissions on the referenced object are not checked Cross-database chaining means that one object references another object in a different database Ownership chaining can result in inappropriate or unintended data access for example if a dbo-owned schema in a view references a different database s dbo-owned data table, security will not be checked if the DB_CHAINING option is enabled.

New in SQL Server 2005, the TRUSTWORTHY option is used to specify whether or not SQL Server will trust any modules or assemblies within a given database When this option is OFF, SQL Server will protect against certain malicious EXTERNAL_ACCESS or UNSAFE activities within that database s assemblies, or from malicious code executed under the context of high-privileged users The syntax for creating a database with external access options enabled or disabled is as follows: CREATE DATABASE database_name [ ON [ <filespec> [ ,..n ] ] [ , <filegroup> [ ,..n ] ] ] [ [ LOG ON { <filespec> [ ,..n ] } ] [ WITH { DB_CHAINING { ON | OFF } |TRUSTWORTHY { ON | OFF }]] Both options appear in the WITH clause following the transaction log LOG ON option.

If you use this switch to specify a nonzero number of registers, you must build all modules with the same value, including any libraries that the program uses. This includes system libraries and startup modules.

They can be enabled in the same statement, and both are OFF by default You can also set these options for an existing database using ALTER DATABASE: ALTER DATABASE database_name { SET DB_CHAINING { ON | OFF } | TRUSTWORTHY { ON | OFF } } This recipe demonstrates how to create a database with the database chaining option enabled, and then modify the new database to also allow external database access within database objects: USE master GO -- Create a database with the model database defaults CREATE DATABASE BookData WITH DB_CHAINING ON GO.

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USE master GO -- Now modify the new database to also have the -- TRUSTWORTHY option ON ALTER DATABASE BookData SET TRUSTWORTHY ON GO