The result for select user_name(), current_name

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Tony Johansson

Hello!

If I use suser_sname in my program and use IIS I get
hempc\aspnet.

Now to my question.
If I use select user_name(), current_name I get dbo.
For example if the result for this select user_name(), current_name
should be aspnet how should the settings be configured then.''

//Tony
 
Hello!

If I use suser_sname in my program and use IIS I get
hempc\aspnet.

Now to my question.
If I use select user_name(), current_name I get dbo.
For example if the result for this select user_name(), current_name
should be aspnet how should the settings be configured then.''

//Tony
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Can you please explain more about your application setup?
Is this about Oracle or ASP.NET?
 
I run a webb site using asp.net and the database I use is a SQL Server
express 2005

//Tony


"Alexey Smirnov" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet
Hello!

If I use suser_sname in my program and use IIS I get
hempc\aspnet.

Now to my question.
If I use select user_name(), current_name I get dbo.
For example if the result for this select user_name(), current_name
should be aspnet how should the settings be configured then.''

//Tony
Click to expand...

Can you please explain more about your application setup?
Is this about Oracle or ASP.NET?
 
I run a webb site using asp.net and the database I use is a SQL Server
express 2005

//Tony

"Alexey Smirnov" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet




Can you please explain more about your application setup?
Is this about Oracle or ASP.NET?
Click to expand...

Ok, so how do you get hempc\aspnet and dbo? I supposed you try to get
authenticated against SQL Server, but it's still not clear what you
did and what you want to get. Is it possible to see some code of your
program? Thanks
 
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