Reputation: 17953
I have created a Security Policy to implement Row Level Security (RLS) in SQL Server 2016. There is some specific time in a month when the security policy will be applicable. I am planning to write a job which will enable or disable the Security Policy, but I am not getting the SQL command to disable or enable it.
I know that I need to set the check_policy to OFF
CHECK_POLICY = { OFF }
Visually I am able to do it using Sql Server Management Studio by right clicking on the Security Policy.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 7455
Reputation: 11
Using TheGameiswar's answer works I wanted to add that if you get an error saying
Cannot find the object "[security filter name]" because it does not exist or you do not have permissions.
Append [security]
before the filter name
For example if your filter name is "ProfilesFilter"
ALTER SECURITY POLICY [security][ProfilesFilter] WITH (STATE=OFF)
This is probably a given for some but I am less fluent with SQL/SQL Server
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 28940
Won't this work..
ALTER SECURITY POLICY <<your security policy>>
WITH (STATE = OFF);
Upvotes: 6