log on using an account with CREATE ANY SYNONYM privs and create the synonym as:

create <ntusername>.synonym for ........




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Hi all,


When I create a new nt OS authenticated user I need to create several synonyms
in that users's schema?  How can I create synonyms as that user easily?


I know that I can get them to give me their nt password and log in as them, or
create a stored procedure that executes as that user, or a user logon trigger,
but I'm hoping there is a more straight forward way to do this?


TIA,


Beth







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