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Who Is the Owner of a Schema in SQL Server
Who Is the Owner of a Schema in SQL Server?
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When you create a schema in a database, SQL Server will assign a owner (a database user) to this schema. If your login name is mapped to the owner of a schema at the database level, you have the full permission on all objects in this schema.
The following tutorial exercise shows you how to see who is the owner of a schema:
-- Login with "sa" USE FyiCenterData; GO SELECT s.name, u.name AS owner FROM sys.schemas s, sys.database_principals u WHERE s.principal_id = u.principal_id; GO name owner ------------------- -------------------- dbo dbo fyi dbo guest guest ...
The last query shows that schema "fyi" is owned by "dbo".
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