Which of the following is NOT an action against a database object that requires a permission?
A)connecting to a database
B)logging in to SQL Server
C)executing a procedure
D)modifying a view

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Logging in to SQL Server is an action that requires authentication rather than permission on a specific database object. Permissions are required for actions directly involving database objects, such as executing a procedure or modifying a view. Connecting to a database also involves permissions at the database level, but logging into SQL Server itself is about authentication and server-level access control.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Action Against a Database