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Hi Varod,
it seems, as if you don't have the right to drop or create tables. This happens mostly, if you develop an ADO.NET application, which runs under the ASPNET user account (in Windows 2003 the account is NETUSER or something like that). If you use Sql Server Authentication, have a look at the users and privileges in the Sql Server Manager (formerly Enterprise Manager).
Let me know, if this answer helped you.
Regards,Mirko