Change schema owner
I have a database with a user who owns schemas, so I can't drop the user and
I am not allowed to drop the associated login because it's used in another
database.
First I want to list all schemas for that user which he own but I havn't
found how because when you are to change schema owner you must name the
schema !?
I have changed DBO to another user.
I have read a little about it but I'm still confused.
Could you help me out ?
Sincerely
\\Jonas B
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