database user does not have permission to alter the database schema

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5/23/2012 12:18:33 AM
myalo
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database user does not have permission to alter the database schema

running on localhost windows xp sp3

Have .net framework 4.0 installed 

Downloaded mojoportal-2-3-8-5-mssql-net40-deploymentfiles.zip

Unzip and create a new website using IISAdmin.net tool for creating multiple website on local host. (I have used with other websites on my local machine with no problem)

Created a database called mojoPortal on my local MSSQL 2000 and updated the connectionString in the user.config. I am using sa and pwd for sa. 

I didn't see in the requirements what is the version of MSSQL needed. Can it run on 2000? If so what can be the issue

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5/23/2012 12:38:05 AM
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Re: database user does not have permission to alter the database schema

Ignore message. I changed the connectionString to go to a MSSQL 2005 install on virtual PC and it worked so I guess 2000 is not supported

Thanks

5/23/2012 6:24:47 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: database user does not have permission to alter the database schema

No, SQL 2000 is not supported. We dropped support for SQL 2000 when we added support for SQL Azure. SQL 2000 does not support nvarchar(max). The last version of mojoPortal to support SQL 2000 was version 2.3.4.2.

For the latest version of mojoPortal it requires SQL 2005 (with all service paks) or higher.

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