In SQL Server 2005 and above versions all tables grouped into schemas. When we creating a table without specify a schema SQL Server creates a default schema "dbo". We can alter the schema of table.
For example I am creating a table with default schema see bellow script.
CREATETABLE Codefari
(
id INTIDENTITY(1,1),
title VARCHAR(400)
)
SELECTname, SCHEMA_NAME(schema_id)as [Schema]
FROM sys.tables
WHERE name ='Codefari'
Result set
name Schema
------------------------------------------------
Codefari dbo
(1 row(s) affected)
In result set we can see schema is dbo, if we want change schema of table then first we have to create a schema if does not exist. See below script.
CREATESCHEMA Blog
GO
ALTERSCHEMA Blog
TRANSFER dbo.Codefari
GO
SELECTname, SCHEMA_NAME(schema_id)as [Schema]
FROM sys.tables
WHERE name ='Codefari'
Result Set
name Schema
--------------------------------------------------
Codefari Blog
(1 row(s) affected)
Now you we can see schema of Codefari table has been change as Blog.