QUESTION POSED ON: 15 August 2006 In VB.NET, I am trying to execute a stored procedure that tries to insert values into a table using a SELECT statement. The SELECT statement uses tables from this database and also uses a view containing this database's tables and a table from a different database. When I try to execute the procedure, I get an error message that the user ID in my connection string does not have rights to the different database. What would be the solution to this problem?
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The thing to investigate here that will allow access across databases is cross-database ownership chaining. The behavior of this function was modified in SQL Server 2000's Service Pack 3. Take a look at the entry in Books Online called "Cross DB Ownership Chaining option." Make sure you have an updated copy of Books Online too.
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