SYSTEM_USER And Sql Server Authentication - Not Working?

May 8, 2008



Hi,

We just restored our database from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2005 for me to test things out. Right off the bat I started seeing errors where I could not select data from a table. I would get the "Invalid object" error unless I specified the schema of the object. I found this confusing because I was connected to the server using SQL Server Authentication as the schema_owner ( i.e user name and schema name were identical). I thought this was due to the fact that my DEFAULT_SCHEMA was not set but when I checked, user 'testuser' had schema 'testuser' as default_schema. I also made sure I was connected to the Database using SQL Server Authentication as user 'testuser'.

But the following would fail:

SELECT * FROM Employees

The following would however succeed.
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I was really confused and when I read some posts and forums, I decided to check SYSTEM_USER and to my dismay, it returned my Domain login as the value as opposed to "TestUser". I re-connected using my Domain Account and SYSTEM_USER returned the Domaim Login as expected but when I switched to Sql Server Authentication and connected as user "testuser", SYSTEM_USER would still return my Domain Account. I believe this is the source of my problems. Can you tell me what's going on.?

I am a member of the sysadmins group and CURRENT_USER returns DBO. Please help as this is driving me nuts!

Thanks

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