You do not have sufficient permission to perform the operation on the specified organization database- MS CRM 2011

Hi All,
I am gettingn the below error message while importing the organization from MS CRM 4.0 to MS CRM 2011.
I am importing the organization using service account and the same account was added as db owner in the DB which I was trying to impot. It would be greate if you provide the solution.
Thanks
Srikanth

The Import Wizard checks if the logged-on user is a System Administrator in SQL, and if not, throws this error. If you can get System Administrator rights, then this is the simplest solution.
Alternatively, I think you can get around this without having System Administrator rights:
Add the IgnoreChecks registry value to allow you to get past the error in the wizard
The import process will check if the CRM Sql logins (SqlAccessGroup, ReportingGroup and PrivReportingGroup) exist. For this, your account will need to be a member of the securityadmin server role, or you could just have the VIEW DEFINITION object permission
on each of these logins
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