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yes there is. basically what you need to do is assign sys admin rights to your account. since you have an account that can do that from you should be fine.
have a admin login. Go to security/logins in enterprise manager. there should be a bunch of names there, one of which should be your account that you use to login to the system. its proably your domain account. right click on it and click properties. under server roles, the top one is system administrators. click that box. and click ok. you should now have sysadm privilages with that account.
logout with the admin account and login with your and test it out.
have a admin login. Go to security/logins in enterprise manager. there should be a bunch of names there, one of which should be your account that you use to login to the system. its proably your domain account. right click on it and click properties. under server roles, the top one is system administrators. click that box. and click ok. you should now have sysadm privilages with that account.
logout with the admin account and login with your and test it out.
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