Move sql database from development machine to server with active directory

Hi all! I know I might sound stupid, but I have this problem. I have developed my database on my laptop which does not use Active directory. Lets say I access the database with: SPIDERMAN\DB1 on SQL server, where the name of my laptop is SPIDERMAN, and the database is DB1. Now, I create an SQL script from sql server and make the necessary changes, like changing the computer name to say, SUPERMAN where my deployment server's name is SUPERMAN. But when I run the SQL script on the SUPERMAN server, it gives me an error like: "User or role SUPERMAN\DB1 does not exist in this database". I have deployed databases in this way on servers without Acive directory, so I'm sure its not a mistake on my side. So how am I supposed to go around this active directory thingi! Please help me out! I'm counting on u guys!

WesI am not a guy and not an admin, Microsoft MCDBA requirements but you need the Domain account name used to install SQL Server on that network to run the script ask the Network Admin to give you the info. If there is no SQL Server on the network tell the Admin to create a Domain User account that is configured as a service account so you can install SQL Server with Network permissions because you cannot run Replication in SQL Server if SQL Server is running on the Local Systems account because SQL Server Agent will not have network permissions. Hope this helps.

Kind regards,
Gift Peddie|||Thanks, Gift Peddie! I owe u a lot! But basically, I did not really get a single word you just said! It was like arrows flying over my head! Could you pleeeeeaaaasssse elaborate a little? I would be really grateful!

Thanks anyways.
I really appreciate it.

Wes.|||Thanks I see what you are saying, sorry it must be the holidays. You need the SQL Server System Admin name and pass word to modify your script before you run it. Thanks again. Hope this helps.

Kind regards,
Gift Peddie|||Thanks,
This might help me a bit. I'm understanding it a bit now. (LOL) I can be a real idiot sometimes! Don't mind me!

Regards,
Wes.