DBCC dllname (FREE)
According to SQL Server 2000 Books Online, this command requires membership
in the sysadmin or db_owner role. We have added the user to the db_owner
role of database 'master', yet the command fails and reports error 2571. Is
this the correct database? (The command succeeds so long as the login is a
member of sysadmin.)
Thanks,
Dana
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