When Creating, How To Specify That Table Belongs To A Particular Schema?
Mar 9, 2006
Using Management Studio, when i create a new table/stored proc., the owner is always dbo. How do I change this when I create it? Also how to transfer it to another schema once it has been created?
Hi all, i m using sql server2005 CTP...i created a database called TEL and in that database i created a user(in security) as USE [TEL] GO /****** Object: User [COLL_DB] Script Date: 09/27/2005 15:38:51 ******/ GO CREATE USER [COLL_DB] FOR LOGIN [loginName] WITH DEFAULT_SCHEMA=[COLL_DB]
Now,when i m trying to create a table in the database TEL as CREATE TABLE [COLL_DB].abc (c numeric) commit;
it gives me error saying The specified schema name "COLL_DB" either does not exist or you do not have permission to use it.
Now,can someone tell me...what i have to do to fix this error????????? thanks...
I am not getting the correct schema once I've created a new table in SQL Server 2005. I am expecting to see dbo.Table_Name. Instead I'm getting UserName1.Table_Name. I was set up as a DB owner. How can I get what I'm expecting to see?
Hey, I have a function that executes a query and fill the result in a dataset then return the row as following : Public Function get_item_row(ByVal query, ByVal ordernum, ByVal theitemid, ByVal center) As DataRow Dim conn As New SqlConnection(System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("conn")) Dim adbooks As New SqlDataAdapter Dim Str As String Dim result As New DataSet Dim MyDataRow As DataRow adbooks.SelectCommand = New SqlCommand adbooks.SelectCommand.Connection = conn Str = "select * from " & query & " where ordernum=" & ordernum & " and theitemid=" & theitemid & " and center='" & center & "'" adbooks.SelectCommand.CommandText = Str adbooks.Fill(result) If (result.Tables(0).Rows.Count > 0) Then MyDataRow = result.Tables(0).Rows(0) Else MyDataRow = Nothing End If Return MyDataRow End Function --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- then i am calling that function as following: Dim MyRow As DataRow MyRow = b_list.get_item_row(query, theorder_b, theitemid_b, center) then i am adding that row to a datatable: Dim updateTable As New DataTable updateTable.Rows.Add(MyRow) and then i am gettin the error! plz help thx Hiba
sorry for short subject, it allows very less characters, seems like varchar(50)
Hi,
My questions is... How to identify an object using its objectid. In profiler and activity monitor we see objects like 1:12345 1:2345:453454 and so on...
I am sure they are not tables or indexes and I guess they are something related to pages, rowids etc.,
how do i interpret these objects (ids) and point back to the table (if it belongs to any table)
to summarize what I want
how to identify the type of object is being shown in profiler/activity monitor how to identify to which table/index that object belongs/associated where can i get object name for any object id that is shown in profiler/activity monitor. some time it shows some object ids in 100s of thousands for which i don't see any entry in sysobjects/sysindexes
Dear All, we are using one view which is having around 30000 rows. it is taking too much time to retrieve data. that's why i've decided to create an indexed view.
now i'm getting this error. Cannot schema bind view 'view1' because name 'Table19' is invalid for schema binding. Names must be in two-part format and an object cannot reference itself.
what is the solution for this error?
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What is the best method of creating schema creation scripts that can bestored into a version control system. The process of using em togenerate a script is not an appealing option. I am still learning theMS Sql sys tables and have not found a useful list of all the codes &types to join the tables etc.mike--Posted via http://dbforums.com
I have just had SQL Server 2005 installed on my machine. I did have SQL Server 2000 on my machine previously and can still access parts of 2000.
In 2005 I do not have the option schema option under security for any of the databases; therefore, I tried creating the schema manually as you will see below.
In 2005 I execute the following
CREATE SCHEMA TEST GO
The message returned is "COMMAND COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY"
I, then, execute the following
CREATE TABLE TEST.SalesPeople
(
SalesPersonId INT,
SalesPersonName VARCHAR(50)
)
GO
The message returned is
Msg 2760, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Specified owner name 'TEST' either does not exist or you do not have permission to use it.
Can you give me the correct syntax on how to create the schema manually? Do you know why this is not showing up under security for the databases?
I am a fairly experienced programmer, but new to SQL Server - I understand basic DB theory well enough, but don't have much practical experience with using SQL Server.
I'm working on a project at the moment, where, as part of the spec, users can create 'systems' in the database. For example, in a parts database for a pumping station, there may be 10,000 parts. Rather than have one huge database for, say, 10 pumping stations, we would prefer to have 10 smaller databases, each dedicated to its own system. The schemas would be identical.
I think one approach to this would be have an empty database in SQL server (with the correct tables/schemas/relationships etc) and then copy that within SQL server, with a new name (the system name), probably using a stored procedure.
My question: Is this possible, is there already a stored procedure in SQL Server (2000) to do this, or do I have to write one? Writing a SP to physically create the database from scratch would be a nightmare, I'm hoping there is a simple 'copy_db to new_db' type stored procedure. Maybe there is a program can read a DB and create a script to re-create the DB under a new name?
I am writing a SQLServer script that I want to be schema name independent. I mean I know that all users of the script will have the same tables, but not necessarily the same schema name.
When I hard code the script to use the name of my schema, wcadmin, it works OK.
CREATE FUNCTION wcadmin.dectohex(@a numeric) RETURNS varchar(8) BEGIN DECLARE @x varchar(8) DECLARE @y varchar(1) DECLARE @z numeric DECLARE @w numeric
SET @w=@a SET @x=''
WHILE @w > 0 BEGIN SET @z = @w % 16;
SET @y= CASE @z WHEN 10 THEN 'A' WHEN 11 THEN 'B' WHEN 12 THEN 'C' WHEN 13 THEN 'D' WHEN 14 THEN 'E' WHEN 15 THEN 'F' ELSE CAST(@z AS varchar) END
SET @w = ROUND(@w/16,0,1) SET @x = @y + @x END
-- Pads the number with 0s on the left SET @x = RIGHT(REPLICATE('0',8) + @x ,8) RETURN @x END; GO
select 'WTDOCUMENT' HOLDER, dm.WTDocumentNumber ITEMNUMBER, dm.name ITEMNAME, ad.fileName ContentFilename, fh.hostName VaultHost, wcadmin.dectohex(fi.uniqueSequenceNumber) VaultFile, fm.path VaultPath from WTDocument di, WTDocumentMaster dm, HolderToContent hc, ApplicationData ad, FvItem fi, FvFolder ff, FvMount fm, FvHost fh where di.idA3masterReference = dm.idA2A2 and fm.idA3A5 = ff.idA2A2 and fm.idA3B5 = fh.idA2A2 and fi.idA3A4 = ff.idA2A2 and ad.idA3A5 = fi.idA2A2 and hc.idA3B5 = ad.idA2A2 and hc.idA3A5 = di.idA2A2
DROP FUNCTION wcadmin.dectohex; GO
But when I remove my schema name I get the error
'dectohex' is not a recognized built-in function name.
In this case I'm just using :-
CREATE FUNCTION dectohex(@a numeric) . . . . select 'WTDOCUMENT' HOLDER, dm.WTDocumentNumber ITEMNUMBER, dm.name ITEMNAME, ad.fileName ContentFilename, fh.hostName VaultHost, dectohex(fi.uniqueSequenceNumber) VaultFile, . . . . DROP FUNCTION dectohex;
Creating and dropping the function seems to work OK when I drop the schema name, I just can't call it.
I've been trying various permutations of dbo and [dbo] prefixes unsuccessfully.
Hi there,I have a database on my test machine that will need to be installed on usersmachines. I would like to create the database with the given schema on theusers machine and also with some suitable default values in the tables. Inote that although I can script the schema so that re-creating the structureof the database is simple on the users machine, I cannot script the contentsof the tables also (automatically). What I would like to do is take somekind of "snapshot", save it as a script and then run this script in myinstaller. Are there any tools available to do this?Secondly and related to the above: if I subsequently make changes to thedatabase schema (adding or removing columns, altering, adding or removingstored procedures etc.), how do I roll out those changes to a customer? DoI need to hand code an "upgrade" script, or is there a tool that willproduce a "difference between" script I can run on the customers machine?Thanks for any tips you can give me about this.Robin
I’ve got a situation where the columns in a table we’re grabbing from a source database keep changing as we need more information from that database. As new columns are added to the source table, I would like to dynamically look for those new columns and add them to our local database’s schema if new ones exist. We’re dropping and creating our target db table each time right now based on a pre-defined known schema, but what we really want is to drop and recreate it based on a dynamic schema, and then import all of the records from the source table to ours.It looks like a starting point might be EXEC sp_columns_rowset 'tablename' and then creating some kind of dynamic SQL statement based on that. However, I'm hoping someone might have a resource that already handles this that they might be able to steer me towards.Sincerely, Bryan Ax
we have a table in our ERP database and we copy data from this table into another "stage" table on a nightly basis. is there a way to dynamically alter the schema of the stage table when the source table's structure is changed? in other words, if a new column is added to the source table, i would like to add the column to the stage table during the nightly refresh.
We are using Microsoft Sequence Clustering both "manually" via Visual Studio (SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio) and "programatically" via AMO and ADOMD.NET (using C#). We use AMO to build and process the MiningModel, and ADOMD.NET (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient) to browse through results.
Everything is working fine except for a very important detail: we can't find where the MiningModel stores cluster membership. The MiningModel.Content contains a column NODE_SUPPORT which shows how many sequences there are in each cluster, but we can't find which sequence belongs to which cluster.
In Visual Studio, the Microsoft Sequence Cluster Viewer is able to show this in Cluster Profiles (a right-click on a cluster followed by Show Legend lists the sequences that belong to that cluster).
Question is: where does the Viewer get this information, and how can we get it via ADOMD? Or via AMO, if that's the case?
I'd like to create a temporary table with the same schema as an exiting table. How can I do this without hard coding the column definitions into the temporary table definition?
I'd like to do something like:
CREATE TABLE #tempTable LIKE anotherTable
..instead of...
CREATE TABLE #tempTable (id INT PRIMARY KEY, created DATETIME NULL etc...
I'm trying to write a script that will check is a MemberName belongs to the Db_Owner role and if it doesn't I then want to add that membername to the role. Does anyone know how to do this?
I have managed to list the Db_Owner MemberNames by using the sp_helprolemember stored procedure, and I can use the following:
SP_addrolemember 'db_owner' , 'ASPNET'
to add the membername to the db_owner role, it's just conditional only do it if it doesn't exist that is causing me grief.
OK. I screwed-up. SS2005. I gave a user ownership of schema "db_owner" and now I can not change it back to what it was (unknown) so I can delete the user. So how do I change ownership of "db_owner" back to what it was so I can delete the user???
"The log in this backup set terminates at LSN 9566000024284900001, which is too early to apply to the database. A more recent log backup that includes LSN 986000002731000001 can be restored."
If I am missing to restore previous log backup file, how to find which LSN mapped to which log backup file (.trn file name)? Another word looking at LSN can we tell which log backup file is missing?
Using TSQL, I have a table that holds filenames of Pictures for products. Different products can be using the same picture. I need to select the filenames for a single product only if it does not exists for a different product.I have tried Where Exists (select FileName From Tbl where
Prod_Id = @var) AND NOT EXISTS(select FileName From Tbl where Prod_Id != @var) In the Select Statement.
I come from a MySQL background and have been having some trouble finding the MSSQL command that corresponds to MySQL's "describe." I Googled for around 1/2 hour but can't seem to find it.
I'd like it to simply use the schema of an already existing table (plus an additional column).
Is there a way to do this without having to manually write the table schema?
A simple example is:
I have a table OriginalTable (idCol, NameCol, InfoCol)
I'd like to create a temp instance of that table called tempTable which would have a final schema of
tempTable (idCol, NameCol, InfoCol, myTempCol)
The reason I'd like to do this using the schema is so that I don't need to update all my procedures in the future when we decide to add some more detail to the originaltable which needs to be selected as well.
Thanks a lot for any help or direction you can provide. -Ashleigh
I have a group of TV listing data need to map into database tables.Data looks like following:http://www.oniva.com/upload/1356/crew.jpgI want to create a table for productionCrew of each TV programthe data is like -crew -programID -member-member-member ... etc-programID -member-member-member ... etc-programID -member-member-member ... etc... etcabove are data from productionCrew of all TV program, for eachprogramID we have a list of members.Should I merge all member into a big string?Or should I use 2 tables to store the Crew data?If i use 2 tables, how the fields / column will look like?
I have a problem, in one of my db's I have a table tblpersons in schema web the rest of the table's in the db are in schema dbo. Now I removed the user web, but I want to change the schema of tblpersons from web.tblpersons to dbo.tblpersons. I created a stored procedure with the line " ALTER SCHEMA dbo TRANSFER web.tblpersons", when executing this I get an error that the table tblpersons couldn't be found.
We currently have all tables in the dbo schema, but for organizational reason we would like to split them up in multiple schemas and I wonder if that can be done without re-creating the tables.
So my question is, is there a way to move a table into a different schema without re-creating it? (For those familiar with Postgres I'm looking for an equivalent to "ALTER TABLE foo SET SCHEMA newschema") sp_rename only allows a "one-part name" for the new name, so apparently that cannot be used.