can't insert,update db

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SQL-server-2000

I recovered a db from all tasks->recover (Microsoft Sql Server Enterprise). Now I can read (select queries) from db but i can't write. I know that this has to do something with rights but can't figure out. When I try to run an insert,update command it gives 'invalid object tablename' error.

Posted 11-Apr-11 23:48pm

Muhammad Waqas Iqbal

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Mahendra.p25 12-Apr-11 5:51am

not clear please elaborate

Pong D. Panda 12-Apr-11 5:51am

can you add your sample insert/update statement?

Muhammad Waqas Iqbal 12-Apr-11 6:03am

insert into sec_user_log ('userid','username') values (1,'john')
userid is int
username is varchar
sec_user_log is table
select statement works fine on this table

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Solution 1

Try creating a new db and try using import & export data tool to get data

Posted 12-Apr-11 0:14am

capdevillia

Solution 2

I have tried this its working properly

SQL

create table sec_user_log (userid int,username varchar(50))
insert into sec_user_log (userid,username) values (1,'john')
select * from sec_user_log

Posted 12-Apr-11 0:22am

Mahendra.p25

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Dylan Morley · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-12T00:24:00

Solution 3

Maybe run DBCC CHECKDB[^] against your database, make sure it's all OK. You might need a repair \ rebuild

SQL

Use database_name
GO

ALTER DATABASE database_name SET SINGLE_USER
GO

DBCC CHECKDB('database_name', REPAIR_REBUILD)
GO

ALTER <database-name> SET MULTI_USER

Posted 12-Apr-11 0:24am

Dylan Morley