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Difficulty With User Mapping Panel

Asked by dqmq in SQL Server 2005

I'm having difficulty getting SQL Server to cooperate with assigning a database user to a login. I want a user besides dbo assigned to the Oak/Dennis login for the  MAXCOPY database.  However, when I try to make that assignment I get the error that user dbo cannot be dropped.  

Notice the user mappings of the Login properties in the attached screenshot.  In this case, Oak/Dennis is a brand new login.  For some reason, it assigned Oak/dennis for the user of the AdventureWorks and Miller databases, but i assigned dbo for the user of  the MAXCOPY database. I want Oak/dennis to be the user of the MAXCOPY, as well.

FWIW, a couple of other odd symptoms I'm experiencing are:
  I cannot uncheck the mapping for MAXCOPY or MAX_Struct--it gives the same error "cannot drop dbo"
  I cannot create a user called oak\dennis in the MAXCOPY database--I get an error "the login already has an account under a different user name"
  I experience similar problems with other users in the two problem databases
  I don't experience this problem with the Adventureworks or Miller databases

Any ideas, how I can reassign the user to something besides dbo?




 
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