If you need to delete one user and add the entire related table that user to another user you can easily use this method.
--=========== --example 1 --=========== use master go --to set system table update configure sp_configure 'allow updates', 1 GO RECONFIGURE WITH OVERRIDE GO --=========== --example 2 --=========== use master go --to get user id DECLARE @intNewUid int DECLARE @intOldUid int SELECT @intNewUid=uid FROM pubs.dbo.sysusers WHERE (name='Tharindu');--new user SELECT @intOldUid=uid FROM pubs.dbo.sysusers WHERE (name='dbo');--old user --Update values UPDATE pubs.dbo.sysobjects SET uid=@intNewUid WHERE (type='U') and (uid=@intOldUid); go
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