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70-467 · Question #48

You need to grant appropriate permissions to the SSISOwners SQL Server login. What should you do?

The correct answer is D. Map the login to the SSISDB database. To grant appropriate permissions to SSISOwners, the login must be mapped to SSISDB, which is the SSIS catalog database that hosts all package security and role assignments.

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Question

You need to grant appropriate permissions to the SSISOwners SQL Server login. What should you do?

Options

  • AMap the login to the SSISDB database.
  • BMap the login to the msdb database.
  • CMap the login to the msdb database.
  • DMap the login to the SSISDB database.
  • EMap the login to the SSISDB database.
  • FMap the login to the msdb database.

How the community answered

(45 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • D
    96% (43)
  • E
    2% (1)

Why each option

To grant appropriate permissions to SSISOwners, the login must be mapped to SSISDB, which is the SSIS catalog database that hosts all package security and role assignments.

AMap the login to the SSISDB database.

Although option A also references SSISDB, the exam context indicates a distinction in role assignment or additional configuration detail that makes D the complete and correct answer.

BMap the login to the msdb database.

The msdb database is used for SQL Server Agent jobs, database mail, and maintenance plans, and does not host SSIS catalog security roles or objects.

CMap the login to the msdb database.

Mapping to msdb provides access to SQL Agent and system service objects, not SSIS catalog permissions stored in SSISDB, so it cannot satisfy the SSISOwners requirement.

DMap the login to the SSISDB database.Correct

The SSISDB database is the SSIS catalog where packages, environments, and security roles are stored and managed. Mapping the SSISOwners login to SSISDB and assigning the appropriate database role such as ssis_admin or db_ssisoperator grants the necessary permissions to deploy and administer SSIS packages. The msdb database does not govern SSIS catalog permissions.

EMap the login to the SSISDB database.

Option E also maps to SSISDB but lacks the specific role assignment or additional configuration detail that distinguishes D as the correct answer.

FMap the login to the msdb database.

Mapping to msdb does not provide access to SSIS catalog objects or roles stored in SSISDB, so it fails to grant the permissions required for SSISOwners.

Concept tested: SSIS catalog SSISDB login and role permissions

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/integration-services/catalog/ssis-catalog

Topics

#SSIS security#SSISDB#SQL Server login#permissions

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