SQL Server permission on Local System for Domain Users

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Hi,

I am having SQL Server 2008 on my local system. I can create and manage databases through Management Studio from the Local Administrator account.
But when I try to access or create database from my Domain Account, It shows this error.

"CREATE DATABASE permission denied in database 'master'. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 262)"

How can I set the permission to my domain user ? Should I set it at the server, or Local System SQL Server ??

Thanks

Posted 28-Dec-14 18:39pm

Yesudass Moses

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Arjsrya · Answer 1 · 2014-12-28T21:35:00

Solution 1

You should have administrator rights in your machine.follow below steps to add users or groups

1.Right click on the My Computer and Select Manage
2.Go to Local users and Groups & add respective users and groups.
3.Restart the machine.

Posted 28-Dec-14 21:35pm

Arjsrya