FYI: DMUSER is also a db_owner for the source and destination dbs.

...also, I apolgize for my frequent use of emoticons, I just think they help me get my point...

I'm doing a happy dance, but I'm also kicking myself at the same time! (You're welcome for the visual.) 😛

There were two triggers running on the server, one...

I'm sorry, but I don't see how the article relates to the *ambiguous* error that I am getting. I've encountered the schema error before, but I don't think this...

Just a quick update. Prior to running the Object Task, I set up a T-SQL Task that would make the owner of the DMUSER schema dbo on the source...

I realize this is a very old post, but I don't see a video? Is it just me? :hehe:

Anyone have a valid link? Thanks!

Hmmm...I'm suprised at the recruiter's responses! I would assume that they would present your resume along with a few others and discuss them all with the prospective employer...and have...

Here's what recently worked for me...

I also held various IT jobs and most recently was a software developer/administrator for a very specialized software application that only a handful of companies...

Thanks, Jared...I think you're on to something there! When I run the task, it creates the user DMUSER in the destination db with a default schema of dbo, even...

Sorry! (double-post)

Appologies, Perry, you are correct. I found the records...I was inadvertantly looking at the master sys.objects and not the db.sys.objects. (~blush~)

For anyone else looking for info on this...

Thanks much for for taking the time to give me something to go on! You Rock! 😀

Could you tell me...what is involved with "copying the contents of the corrupted db to the new db?" Is the article referring to manually transferring all the data and objects?...

The error pasted above is the result of running:

DBCC CheckDB

WITH ALL_ERRORMSGS, NO_INFOMSGS;

Go

It is run within a job, so the Database dropdown is set to the db name amtslab (as opposed...

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