Run the script to see which schemas are available in a database.
[SchemaName] = the schema's name
[SchemaOwner] = authorization specified at creation
[Source] is either User, System, or Fixed Role
[SchemaName] = the schema's name
[SchemaOwner] = authorization specified at creation
[Source] is either User, System, or Fixed Role
-- Works on MS SQL Server 2005+
SELECT
a.name As [SchemaName] -- The schema's name
, b.name As [SchemaOwner] -- Set at creation
, CASE
WHEN a.schema_id <5 THEN 'SYSTEM'
WHEN a.schema_id >16000 THEN 'FIXED ROLE'
ELSE 'User'
END As [Source] -- User or system?
FROM sys.schemas a
INNER JOIN sys.schemas b
ON a.principal_id = b.schema_id
ORDER BY
[Source] DESC -- Sort 'user' schemas to the top
SELECT
a.name As [SchemaName] -- The schema's name
, b.name As [SchemaOwner] -- Set at creation
, CASE
WHEN a.schema_id <5 THEN 'SYSTEM'
WHEN a.schema_id >16000 THEN 'FIXED ROLE'
ELSE 'User'
END As [Source] -- User or system?
FROM sys.schemas a
INNER JOIN sys.schemas b
ON a.principal_id = b.schema_id
ORDER BY
[Source] DESC -- Sort 'user' schemas to the top
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