One of the blog reader asked me how transfer of ownership of schema to another users. Follow the simple script and you will be able to transfer ownership of schema to another user.
ALTERÂ AUTHORIZATIONÂ ON SCHEMA::SchemaName TO UserName;
GO
Reference : Pinal Dave (https://blog.sqlauthority.com)
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Hi,
Sorry to say that i followed each of difrent step u sugest for delete duplicate data but its not working in my data base.
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I am faced with this as well. Thank you! I am a newbie so bare with me. I want to see all ownership of schema’s and groups or databases for a particular user account. What would be the easiest way to accomplish this?
@ Dhanu
Can you please discuss in detail .. what exactly you are trying to do …
@ Sam
In object explorer if you click on schema ( Just slingle click as if you are selecting it and on your right hand side in summary section you will see all the schemas and their owner.
To my knowledge there can be only one owner ( database role or database user) for one schema.
If you click user properties ( object explorer, server- database – security- users – double click on the specific user ) you will be able to see what all schemas he owns and what all permission he has, if you click securables in user properties … you will be able to see what all permission the user or database role has on database objects.
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Hi Pinal,
I have give owned schema db_datareader permission to a user and thru SSMS and now i want to change the db_datawriter ,but i was unable to change because db_datareader was disabled which i was given earlier,
how to enable this option,please let me know…
Thanks
Koteswar Rao
Thanks, Pinal. Exactly what I need to change the schema owner to allow the previous owner to be dropped.
Another score for you. Thanks!