Hi folks,
I'm building a new solution for our database containing several databases with customers, training course we sell and products we sell. this is being migrated from Access, and for now, I'm keeping it closely the same as it is, with future changes down the line.
I've written some queries to feed in some Excel documents that used to require awkward and buggy VBA macros that had to be run. My code isn't perfect but probably 99.9% good, for now will require my team to check the names and addresses get parsed correctly.
Question, If I give my non-technical colleagues access to SSMS, the database will likely sit on Azure.
What is best practice to lock down all the features of SSMS so they can't break anything.
i will write some thorough documentation so they will be just follow a guide of processing these spreadsheets, which will...