i member of staff had left, a we deleted this person as a user, we then found
that this user was set up as the database administrator, we can not now give
any one else access to this database.
Having relized our mistake after 7-10 days we tried to reset up that user
again, but software knows it is not the orginal user.
If any one has any sugestions they would be very much appreciated
Regards

Mark Woodward

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In general, any user who is a member of the NT administrator's group
should have full control.

Take one of the existing users, and promote them to the admin group,
they should then be able to add new users to the database.

To change the db owner permanently you'll need to use sql tools to
change the ownership in the database itself.

mark woodward172 wrote:
> i member of staff had left, a we deleted this person as a user, we then found
> that this user was set up as the database administrator, we can not now give
> any one else access to this database.
> Having relized our mistake after 7-10 days we tried to reset up that user
> again, but software knows it is not the orginal user.
> If any one has any sugestions they would be very much appreciated
> Regards
>
> Mark Woodward
>
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