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# Generare uno script per le autorizzazioni del database

Le istruzioni seguenti forniscono il metodo per generare uno script SQL che conceda le autorizzazioni agli account utilizzati per comunicare con il database SQL. I file scriptsql possono essere generati per l'account del servizio Scheduler e per l'account dell'applicazione web. Per questi account, consulti questo articolo della knowledge base su [Pre-Deployment Account Survey](/server/it/knowledge-base/knowledge-base-articles/pre-deployment-account-survey.md).

Per accedere a questa finestra di dialogo:

1. Dalla Devolutions Server Console, modifichi l'istanza di Devolutions Server.
2. Vada nella scheda ***Database***.
3. Clicchi sul pulsante ***Advanced Credentials***.
4. Clicchi sulla freccia accanto a uno dei pulsanti ***Apply Least Permissions***.
5. Clicchi sul pulsante ***Generate Script*** per salvare il filesql.

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