Create user in sql server 2000??

Hi,
I can't believe I can't find any previous posts to do with this subject!
After googling around I ended up with this bit of SQLsp_addlogin @loginame='cms',@passwd='cms',@defdb='cms';
USE cms;
sp_grantdbaccess @loginame='cms',@name_in_db='cms';
sp_addrolemember @rolename='db_owner',@membername='cms'
GRANT ALL TO cms;I've already created a user (admin) to log on as in order to create this user. The script creates the user and grants the role 'db_owner' but under the MASTER db instead of CMS. The only thing I can see missing is a "GO" after the "USE cms", but then this is not allowed over JDBC.
Can anyone tell me how to create a user in the right db?
Ted.
P.S. Please bear in mind that this needs to be db independent.

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When i declare the same settings to SQL SERVER DB - as in the other SQL Developer versions(1.1.3 and 1.2.1)- I get a different error message..:
"Failure - Cannot connect to SQL Server on localhost" - whereas in the other versions i get[i] "Failure - Network Error IO Exception : Connection refused : connect".
When i declare another host name (one that does not exist , for example "localhost1") then the error message is :"Failure : Unknown host name localhost1".
So ,the above tests may show that the error seems to be in the port setting....however , i cannot verify it since the port setting is 1433 - the one i declare in the connection.
Do you have an idea....????
I would be grateful if somebody could provide some 'light'.....!!!!
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