Database Diagram Support Objects cannot be Installed no valid owner

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I tried to create a database diagramm with SQL Server 2008  but an error occurs      Database diagram support objects   cannot be installed because this   database does not have a valid owner    To continue  first use the Files page   of the Database Properties dialog box   or the ALTER AUTHORIZATION statement   to set the database owner to a valid   login  then add the database diagram   support objects    Then I tried the following   EXEC sp dbcmptlevel  Ariha    90   GO ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE  Ariha TO  WIN-NDKPHUPPNFL Administrator  GO USE Ariha GO EXECUTE AS USER   N dbo  REVERT GO   Next erorr pops up       Msg 15404  Level 16  State 11  Line 1   Could not obtain information about   Windows NT group user    WIN-NDKPHUPPNFL Administrator   error   code 0x534    The Problem is the name of the PC has changed into  DevPC  I also changed this in the update script  but still the same error 15404    What can I do to fix this annoying error

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1 Right click on your Database    2 Then select properties    3 Select the option in compatibility levels choose sql 2008 100  if you are working with Microsoft sql 2008    4 Then select the file and write   sa   in owner s textbox  100  works for me

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I just experienced this  I had read the suggestions on this page  as well as the SQL Authority suggestions  which is the same thing  and none of the above worked   In the end  I removed the account and recreated  with the same username password   Just like that  all the issues went away    Sadly  this means I don t know what went wrong so I can t share any thing else

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An easier way to solve this issues would be to right click the name of your database  choose  New Query   type   exec sp changedbowner  sa    and execute the query  Then you ll be good to go

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Enter  SA  instead of  sa  in the owner textbox  This worked for me

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I had the same problem  I wanted to view my diagram  which I created the same day at work  at home  But I couldn t because of this message  I found out that the owner of the database was the user of my computer -as expected  but since the computer is in the company s domain  and I am not connected to the company s network  the database couldn t resolve the owner     So what I did is change the owner to a local user and it worked   Hope this helps someone     You change the user by right-click on the database  properties  files  owner

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This fixed it for me  It sets the owner found under the  files  section of the database properties window  and is as scripted by management studio   USE  your db name  GO EXEC dbo sp changedbowner  loginame   N sa    map   false GO   According to the sp changedbowner documentation this is deprecated now   Based on Israel s answer  Aaron s answer is the non-deprecated variation of this

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USE  ECMIS  GO EXEC dbo sp changedbowner  loginame   N sa    map   false GO   It works

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You should consider SQL authentication account for database ownership  then you don t have to worry about accounts coming and going  databases or instances moving to different servers  and your next PC name change  I have several systems where we use  ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE  Ariha TO  sa    Or if you want to change the owner to that local Administrator account  then it should be  ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE  Ariha TO  DevPC Administrator    Because renaming the machine to DevPC has eliminated the local account that used to be named WIN-ND    Administrator and this has also invalidated the current owner of the database  If SELECT   SERVERNAME  is not accurate  it should say DevPC   then in order to ensure that your server rename has taken hold within SQL Server  you may also want to issue the following  EXEC sys sp dropserver  server   N old server name   GO EXEC sys sp addserver  server   N DevPC    local   N local   GO

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right click on your Database   then select properties   select the option in compatibility levels choose sql 2005 90  instead of 2008 if you are working with Microsoft sql 2008  then select the file and write   sa   in owner s textbox  it will work probably

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The real problem is that the default owner dbo  doesn t have a login mapped to it at all As I tried to map the sa login to the database owner  I received another error stating  User group  or role  dbo  already exists     However if you try this code it will actually works            EXEC sp dbcmptlevel  yourDB    90             go          ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE  yourDB TO  yourLogin           go          use  yourDB           go          EXECUTE AS USER   N dbo  REVERT          go

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Only need to execute it in query editor ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE  YourDatabase TO  domain account

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Select your database -  Right Click - Select Properties  Select FILE in left side of page  In the OWNER box  select button which has three dots       in it  Now select user    sa and Click OK

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you must enter as administrator right click to microsofft sql server management studio and run as admin

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In SQL Server Management Studio do the following    Right Click on your database  choose properties Go to the Options Page In the Drop down at right labeled  Compatibility Level  choose  SQL Server 2005 90   3-1  choose  SQL Server 2008  if you receive a comparability error  Go to the Files Page Enter  sa  in the owner textbox  5-1 or click on the ellipses      and choose a rightful owner  Hit OK   after doing this  You will now be able to access the Database Diagrams

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