How to share user-defined data type in different database?

Hi,everyone.

I have defined a data type "OC_BUN_NAME" in database "CVPRO". I want to create a table tempdb.dbo.CVPRO in SQL SERVER 2005 system Database tempdb. But SQL SERVER 2005 DBMS gives a Error Messages:"Can not find the data type OC_BUN_NAME".

How can I do? How to use data types in the other database?

Please give me some advice. Thank you in advance.Hi
You should define the same data type in tempdb.
Also it would be good to define it in model database.
The tempdb is destroyed and recreated (from model) after each SQL Server restart. So if you define your data type in model database you do not have to redefine it in tempdb each time you reboot the server or restart SQL Server service.

Regards,
Kris Zywczyk|||Follow Kris, and also FYI,
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/sql_server_administration_best_practices.htm (http://vyaskn.tripod.com/sql_server_administration_best_practices.htm)|||Thank you,Kris Zywczyk.
Thank you, rudra.

However, after I define my data types in MODEL system databse, if I create a new database, the defined data types will automatically be added into the new database. I hope it can not happen. How can I do?

Thank you!|||Why do you want to create any tables in tempdb?|||Good lord. Don't even touch tempdb.
And in my opinion, don't bother with user-defined datatypes. They have little purpose.|||In SQL Server 2005, we can create a table in tempdb database so that different users can get access to data in the table. At the same time, when the SQL Server Services stop, tables created in tempdb database will be automatically destroyed. So in our project we want ot create a table in the tempdb database. However when we create the table, we can not use user-defined data type(the data types are defined in database "CVPRO"). Please give me some help.

Thanks!|||Hi
If you want to use user-defined data type you need to define it in current database (database where you create the table).

Can't you use standard tables in your 'CVPRO' database and delete it when it is not used?
You can always create the SQL Server Agent job dropping not needed tables and schedule it to run daily at i.e. 11 PM...

What exactly you want to do?

how to setup db replication with objects owned by user other than dbo?

Hi, I was hoping someone could tell me how I am to replicate a database
between servers. The many of the tables, stored procedures and views are
owned by a user (e.g. USER1). The version running is SQL 2000. Lets take for
instance snapshot replication from Server1 to Server2.
Now I know that many people are having problems with replicating a database
and ending up realising that the tables, stored procs and views are now
owned by dbo. I want the replicated database objects owned by USER1. What do
I have to do? Do I:
1) create USER1 on the Server2,
2) and then start snapshot replication from Server1 assigning "Publication
properties > Articles > Article Defaults > Destination Table Owner" = USER1
?
3) then move across USER1's permissions to the replicated objects (not sure
how to proceed with this, I think i have to use ).
or do I:
1) create USER1 on the Server2,
2) use DTS to create empty table structures on Server2
3) and then assign USER1 the permissions
I am somewhat confused because USER1's permissions are dependent on the
tables being defined, and the tables are dependent on USER1 having ownership
on them. I dont know what to set up first.
Simply stated, how do I simply "set up a replication from scratch for a
database with objects owned by a user other than dbo"
Could anyone direct me?
Thanks!
PeterGenerate SQL Script of login,
Execute it on new server (create login + permissions +
add_role logins... )
then DTS the objects of the server (what you want) to the
other server...
>--Original Message--
>Hi, I was hoping someone could tell me how I am to
replicate a database
>between servers. The many of the tables, stored
procedures and views are
>owned by a user (e.g. USER1). The version running is SQL
2000. Lets take for
>instance snapshot replication from Server1 to Server2.
>Now I know that many people are having problems with
replicating a database
>and ending up realising that the tables, stored procs and
views are now
>owned by dbo. I want the replicated database objects
owned by USER1. What do
>I have to do? Do I:
>1) create USER1 on the Server2,
>2) and then start snapshot replication from Server1
assigning "Publication
>properties > Articles > Article Defaults > Destination
Table Owner" = USER1
>?
>3) then move across USER1's permissions to the replicated
objects (not sure
>how to proceed with this, I think i have to use ).
>or do I:
>1) create USER1 on the Server2,
>2) use DTS to create empty table structures on Server2
>3) and then assign USER1 the permissions
>I am somewhat confused because USER1's permissions are
dependent on the
>tables being defined, and the tables are dependent on
USER1 having ownership
>on them. I dont know what to set up first.
>Simply stated, how do I simply "set up a replication from
scratch for a
>database with objects owned by a user other than dbo"
>Could anyone direct me?
>Thanks!
>Peter
>
>
>.
>