You can change the owner of databases or schemas using alter authorization. For Example:

--change database owner
ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE::YourDatabaseName TO sa;

--change schema owner
ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON SCHEMA::YourSchemaName TO...

One note on the "bump forum posts with no replies" feature (which I actually think is a really good idea), is to make it ignore certain forums. The

I kept having the issue last week, it wasn't based on any times. It logged me out two or three times in one day. And I never touched my SSC...

I missed it somewhere but the posting times got fixed at some point, they seem to be based on the client timezone now. Thanks!

Sue

Those are SQL Server permissions. It has nothing to do with Windows level permissions. They are just reports viewed through the report viewer control. The permissions to the data source...

Did you check your system variables for multiple or incorrect ORACLE_HOME directories? It's often an issue with that setting.

Sue

Glad it got worked out - thanks for posting back!

Sue

It's hard to say without knowing if you are getting errors but it's often either not restoring the encryption key or an issue with the RSExec role. Both of these...

Yup it is set up the other considerations would be the password may not be valid. Or the Windows account could be locked out, not valid, that type of thing....

msdb has a restorehistory table that you may want to look at. It doesn't specify any details of the restore process, it just reports on restore operations.

Sue

If you just created it as mentioned in your original post, it would be the one you just setup. You should see it if you query sys.credentials. It will have...

The log likely has some information - you might have to dig through to find it. You may also want to look at sys.dm_hadr_database_replica_states and see what's in there. For...

If you know the date and time, you might be able to dig it out of the default trace files if it's still available there. It won't have the exact...

DACPACs will work fine and the tools needed to do all of it are there but it requires a skill set. I don't think it's something where you can just...

In addition to removing the comma after the partition by column, you can't use an alias in the select...over clause. You'd want to split the row_number out with a CTE...