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Thomas Böhm  
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 More options Feb 1 2000, 3:00 am
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From: "Thomas Böhm" <thomas.bo...@opendata.de>
Date: 2000/02/01
Subject: How to avoid the ownername when accessing tables
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Hi,

we are using SQL-Server 7.0 and creating all business tables like this:

create table applicationroot.t_tablename(... )

"applicationroot" must be the owner of all business table.

Afterwards SQL Server forces us to qualify the owner whenever I want to
access the table.
select * from t_tablename
tells me that the object does not exist.

Is there some way to keep the owner and access the table without the owner.
(There is no second table with the same name)

Thanks a lot

Thomas Böhm


 
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Keith Kratochvil  
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 More options Feb 1 2000, 3:00 am
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From: "Keith Kratochvil" <Keith.Kratochvil.RemoveT...@spammenot.novusmkt.com>
Date: 2000/02/01
Subject: Re: How to avoid the ownername when accessing tables
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Login as sa (dbo) and create your tables without any owner predicate.  All
your tables will be created by dbo and all your users will need to do is
select from the table (no need to include dbo in the select unless multiple
versions of the table exist with different owners).

Keith

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Jens K Jensen  
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 More options Feb 2 2000, 3:00 am
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From: "Jens K Jensen" <je...@post6.tele.dk>
Date: 2000/02/02
Subject: Re: How to avoid the ownername when accessing tables
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Hi,

Your approach will work, but you don't actually need to be 'sa', just a
Server Administrator. If:

- Tables are created by a 'Server Administrator'
- Table users are 'db_owner' in the database,

Then everybody will look for dbo.* objects.

regards
jensk

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