Powerapps - SQL database as data source (on-premises gateway)

[Saan]

Hello all,

For the first time am using SQL as data source in Powerapps, I have set up the database connected through SQL authentication credentials Admin (SQL connection) from Power apps. Working good.

I have shared my connection (RelaSQLConnection) with users with Can use permissions.

But my question is:  

Coming to the SQL database what kind of permissions should I grant to users (200 users) and User managers(40 Managers). User manager can read data from SQL and generate reports. Users need to enter data from power apps and should store information in SQL database table? And User manager can update the Users data and their Own data as well?

If I grant edit permissions for the tables they can access through SQL server management right? and they can able to edit directly the table right, with out using the power app?

or am I missing some concepts here?

Note: all have Power apps per user plan (240 users)

Thanks,

Saan

[Saan]

Please little urgent, can some one help me in understanding this concept.

[Saan]

@WarrenBelz or @RandyHayes Can you help me on this please?

[WarrenBelz]

@Saan ,

Sorry, I am not an SQL user - @RandyHayes has been offline for a couple of weeks.

[kulkarni_anuj]

@SaanHello you can go through the link  which can help you: gateway-management 

[Saan]

Thank you for the response @WarrenBelz 

[Saan]

@kulkarni_anuj I have installed the gateway successfully and added users to use that gate way and SQL Connection as well, but my question is What is the permissions do we need to grant to the users of PowerApps to the SQL DB? if we give edit permissions, then can directly edit the table information right? What is the alternate way?

Like If users from Power apps only need to have access to edit and create permissions, if te same user comes directly to Database in SQL through SQL Studio, he should only have read permissions.

Is that works?

Thanks,

Saan

[kulkarni_anuj]

@Saan  Yes it is possible for that you need to create an user login in sql studio and set read  permission for that user 

pls refer below link for more idea https://www.guru99.com/sql-server-create-user.html