Thanks mlmcc ... I know it's something simple so I'll go through my user set up ...
First, we're running Windows 2000 SBS with SQL Server 2000
The user I have is called "sqlserver". "sqlserver" is a member of the "administrators" AD group. This is the user I use to run all the SQL Server services.
Now to SQL Server..."sqlserver" is a Windows user and has been granted access. If I look at Server Roles, System Administrators is checked. No individual database is checked. I can log into SQL Server as "sqlserver" and if I run the follwoing script ...
select CURRENT_USER;
select user_name();
I get the following results ...
dbo
dbo
As a test, I also tried to install Crystal Server XI using my name and I KNOW I have SQL Admin permissions. I got the same error.
Please let me know if you see anything I've missed that I should be checking.
David
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by: mlmccPosted on 2005-04-07 at 18:23:47ID: 13732594
Just because you can create a database doesn't make you an admin.
Since you are using Windows authentication, are you logged in using a Windows name that has SQL Admin permissions?
mlmcc