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What happens if you are trying to access a schema not owned by you?
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Answer Posted / Kirti Raman
If you try to access a schema that is not owned by you in MS SQL Server, you will receive an error message: 'Cannot find the object "schemaName".', unless you have been granted explicit permissions on the objects within that schema.
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