Check your credentials that you have when you log into SQL Server Management Studio. Please see screenshots below. Security --> logins --> builtin\users --> user mapping --> look at the database name i.e. testses2 (checked off) --> make sure you checked off db_owner, public, SD_admin and SD_user are checked off. Also look for your at your own credentials i.e Winmagic\Viet.n --> and checked off the same db_owner, public, SD_admin and SD_user
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- Updated on Feb 6, 2026
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