Creating readonly views in Sql Server -


According to MSDN, the selection of easy-made ideas automatically allows you to use the insert / update / delete statement on the table. Is there any way to stop it - to tell the SQL server that the view is read-only, and you can not use it to modify the table?

The best way to delete UPDATE / DELETE / INSERT permissions on the view

In addition to this you can create a INSTEAD OF , triggered on this view that there is nothing to silently update or to exist there. You can choose one which does not change in semantics or efficiency and then violates it.

Edit: Below is billed accordingly.

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