SQL2000 - Can NOT add a user to a DB

From: Lint (lintadsl_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/25/03


Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 10:33:25 -0700


Hello, I am trying to add a user to TEST DB which I got
it from another SQL server. The test DB originally from
SQL01 and I moved the DB to SQL02 which is our new SQL
server. So the DB has a user called testgod and SQL02 did
not have that user so I created it on Security. When I
looked at the Test DB's users section, nothing in it. So
I click on New Database user, and tried to add testgod
user to that DB, I get an Erro 15023: User or
role 'testgod' already exists in the current database. I
am a newbie DBA and the DBA class is coming up. So,
please give me a little more details on your idea.

Thanks in advance.
Sunny



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