SQL Server checking if you have access to a database

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Good Morning,

I have connected to my SQL Server 2005 - and have managed to list all of the databases on that server. Now I would like to run a check on each database to see if I have permission to view that database..

How would I go about this?

Many Thanks, Joel

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