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    Posted: 15 June 2003 at 6:51am

i get this error:

EXECUTE permission denied on object 'wwfSpSelectConfiguration', database 'DataBaseName', owner 'OwnerName'.

does anybody know what it means?

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It menas that you don't have sufficient permissions on the SQL server to run stored procedures that are required for the forum.
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is there anyway to pass it by not using stored procedures?

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Not in the SQL Server version.
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last question:

when you're talking about "stored procedures" you mean procedures which come with the SQLServer or Procedures that the programer of the this forum created?

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forget it. i understand that this is procedures that the programer create.

i can see that thos procedure are created and on the SQLServer.

can you think of a reason i can create Procedure but can't use them?

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It's a permssions problem.
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Ok. i solved it. thanks!

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