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Accessing a Schema Not Owned by You in SQL Server
What Happens If You Are Trying to Access a Schema Not Owned by You in SQL Server?
✍: FYIcenter.com
In general, if you are trying to access an object in schema owned by another database user, you will get a "permission denied" error, unless that you have been granted access permission to that object explicitly. Here is a tutorial example showing you the permission error:
-- Login with "fyi_login" USE FyiCenterData; GO PRINT User_Name(); GO Fyi_User SELECT COUNT(*) FROM dbo.fyi_random; GO Msg 229, Level 14, State 5, Line 1 SELECT permission denied on object 'fyi_random', database 'FyiCenterData', schema 'dbo'.
⇒ "DROP SCHEMA" - Dropping an Existing Schema in SQL Server
⇐ "ALTER AUTHORIZATION" - Changing the Ownership of a Schema in SQL Server
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