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Type of table generated is system

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    Sushant Duggal
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    Hi Friends, I am facing a big problem. whenever i create a table in my SQL Server 2000 database, it is created of the type "System". I am not able to delete that table again. Can anyone tell me the reason for this and how can i get the table type back to "User"

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      Hi Friends, I am facing a big problem. whenever i create a table in my SQL Server 2000 database, it is created of the type "System". I am not able to delete that table again. Can anyone tell me the reason for this and how can i get the table type back to "User"

      Sushant Duggal.

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      Sushant Duggal wrote:

      whenever i create a table in my SQL Server 2000 database, it is created of the type "System".

      I've never seen that happen before. I wonder if "sys" is a reserved prefix for table names. Of course, you might not be naming your table with "sys...". You didn't actually give much information that could be useful. For example: How are you logged in? How did you create the "system" table? What permissions does your logged in user have?


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