Help for a new user

I've created a DB in SQL Server, and a user 'X', administrator on it. The DB
is genereted by a file, using osql. The tables' owner is 'X', but when I
try to insert some rows into the tables (by osql), the response is:
"INSERT permission denied on object 'DUMMY', database 'EC_PROVA', owner
'X' "

Is there anybody that can help me?
Thank you.
Fedefede (fedina_no_chicca_spam@.libero_spam_no.it) writes:
> I've created a DB in SQL Server, and a user 'X', administrator on it.
> The DB is genereted by a file, using osql. The tables' owner is 'X',
> but when I try to insert some rows into the tables (by osql), the
> response is: "INSERT permission denied on object 'DUMMY', database
> 'EC_PROVA', owner 'X' "

As whom do you run the INSERT statement?

What does "sp_helprotect DUMMY" say?

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> As whom do you run the INSERT statement?
I launch a script using this command line:
osql -U X -P passX -D SQLPROVA -i "Schema20040723.sql" -o "SchemaCrea.log"
So, I think the user is X...
> What does "sp_helprotect DUMMY" say?
It doesn't say anything...|||fede (fedina_no_chicca_spam@.libero_spam_no.it) writes:
> "Erland Sommarskog" <esquel@.sommarskog.se> ha scritto nel messaggio
>> As whom do you run the INSERT statement?
> I launch a script using this command line:
> osql -U X -P passX -D SQLPROVA -i "Schema20040723.sql" -o "SchemaCrea.log"
> So, I think the user is X...

But I don't what it's that script. It is difficult to assist when I don't
have full information of what you are doing. If that script performs

CREATE TABLE dummy (a int NOT NULL)
go
INSERT dummy (a) VALUES(12)

This should succeed. So I assume you are doing something else, but I don't
know what.

>> What does "sp_helprotect DUMMY" say?
> It doesn't say anything...

Not even?

Server: Msg 15330, Level 11, State 1, Procedure sp_helprotect, Line 346
There are no matching rows on which to report.

By the way, what does SELECT @.@.version say on your server?

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> But I don't what it's that script. It is difficult to assist when I don't
> have full information of what you are doing. If that script performs
This is a piece of code in the script:

CREATE TABLE X.DUMMY (
ATTIVITA varchar(30) NOT NULL,
DATA datetime NOT NULL,
UTENTE varchar(30) NOT NULL,
TEMPO datetime NULL,
NOTA varchar(50) NULL,
DBVERS varchar(15) NULL,
EURO varchar(1) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (DATA, ATTIVITA, UTENTE)
)

go
insert into X.DUMMY (data, attivita, utente, nota, euro, dbvers)
values ('01/01/1999','POTWIN3','PROJECT','NON ELIMINARE MAI!',
'S', '038')

But the problem is not on the script (this script, with obviously
differences is used to create db in DB2 and Oracle), because I've tried to
launch it from SQL Query Analyzer and it works well (using as default the
administrator user 'sa').
The problem seems to be the authorizations for user X, used to create the
schema of the DB, created as administrator in SQL Server. When I look the
properties of the table, it seems that X has the rights to insert, delete
and update data in the table.

> By the way, what does SELECT @.@.version say on your server?

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