Difference between database owner and user who has db-owner?

What is difference between database owner and user in the users folder who
has db-owner?
Database owner has full access under the database. Also user who has db-
owner has full access under the database.
When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
Thanks in advance,
Do.
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Message posted via http://www.sqlmonster.com> When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
No. A user who isn't dbo but is db_owner will now have dbo as owner of the object. This is indeed
the major (and possibly only) difference between being dbo and having the db_owner role.
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> What is difference between database owner and user in the users folder who
> has db-owner?
> Database owner has full access under the database. Also user who has db-
> owner has full access under the database.
> When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
> Thanks in advance,
> Do.
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Difference between database owner and user who has db-owner?

What is difference between database owner and user in the users folder who
has db-owner?
Database owner has full access under the database. Also user who has db-
owner has full access under the database.
When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
Thanks in advance,
Do.
Message posted via http://www.droptable.com> When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
No. A user who isn't dbo but is db_owner will now have dbo as owner of the o
bject. This is indeed
the major (and possibly only) difference between being dbo and having the db
_owner role.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
http://www.sqlug.se/
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> What is difference between database owner and user in the users folder who
> has db-owner?
> Database owner has full access under the database. Also user who has db-
> owner has full access under the database.
> When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
> Thanks in advance,
> Do.
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Difference between database owner and user who has db-owner?

What is difference between database owner and user in the users folder who
has db-owner?
Database owner has full access under the database. Also user who has db-
owner has full access under the database.
When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
Thanks in advance,
Do.
Message posted via http://www.sqlmonster.com
> When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
No. A user who isn't dbo but is db_owner will now have dbo as owner of the object. This is indeed
the major (and possibly only) difference between being dbo and having the db_owner role.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
http://www.sqlug.se/
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> What is difference between database owner and user in the users folder who
> has db-owner?
> Database owner has full access under the database. Also user who has db-
> owner has full access under the database.
> When both create a table, table owner is dbo.
> Thanks in advance,
> Do.
> --
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Difference between Database Diagrams and Foreign keys creation

Hello!

Which is the difference between Database Diagrams creation and the Foreign keys creation in "New Foreign key" option, in keys folder (inside of any table) pop-up menu?

Both create relations only (in ways different, let us say)?

Thanks! Bye!what do you mean, "in different ways"?|||

Denis Bittencourt Muniz wrote:

Hello!

Which is the difference between Database Diagrams creation and the Foreign keys creation in "New Foreign key" option, in keys folder (inside of any table) pop-up menu?

Both create relations only (in ways different, let us say)?

Thanks! Bye!

hi dennis,

When you create a foreign key in the database diagram. It is also reflected in the database

there's no difference between the two except that you can easily create multiple FK's in the diagram all at the same time

and in the later however you can create more complex FKs such as those which involve two or three keys

regards,

joey

|||Yeah! Thanks Joey!

"what do you mean, "in different ways"? "

"Different ways", normally, in my country (Brazil), it means different modes that realize the same job. You understood?

Hahah I am an brazilian.. and.. my english grammar is not good... xD
-
Bye!

Developing Stored Procedures using Management Studio Express

Hi,

I am new to SQL server 2005. I am developing stored procedures as follows in Management Studio:

1)Right click Stored Procedures folder on a database
2)Select "New Stored Procedure"
3)Write the query in a .sql file
4)Execute the query.

Now in this model, I dont seem to have a develop->test->develop and then deploy, type of development cycle. The problem is each time I execute a query it is deployed and re-executing it results in an error like: "There is already an object named 'NewEmployee' in the database." Which forces you to manually delete the SP and re-execute your query. It doesn't give you a chance to test your SP logic before deploying. Contrary to this, If I developed CLR SP's in Visual Studio, I would test/debug the procedure, and then "deploy" it later when I'm finished with it. Can I not do this in Management Studio?

Thanks,
Bahadir

right click the existing stored proc

click on "script stored procedure as">alter>"new query editor"

modify the scripts

and run

|||Doh! I think this was a bit stupid question. More clever next time :)

Thanks,
Bahadir

Developing Stored Procedures using Management Studio Express

Hi,

I am new to SQL server 2005. I am developing stored procedures as follows in Management Studio:

1)Right click Stored Procedures folder on a database
2)Select "New Stored Procedure"
3)Write the query in a .sql file
4)Execute the query.

Now in this model, I dont seem to have a develop->test->develop and then deploy, type of development cycle. The problem is each time I execute a query it is deployed and re-executing it results in an error like: "There is already an object named 'NewEmployee' in the database." Which forces you to manually delete the SP and re-execute your query. It doesn't give you a chance to test your SP logic before deploying. Contrary to this, If I developed CLR SP's in Visual Studio, I would test/debug the procedure, and then "deploy" it later when I'm finished with it. Can I not do this in Management Studio?

Thanks,
Bahadir

right click the existing stored proc

click on "script stored procedure as">alter>"new query editor"

modify the scripts

and run

|||Doh! I think this was a bit stupid question. More clever next time :)

Thanks,
Bahadir