Most of the queries that are defined within the 6.00.03.SQLDataProvider file are missing the objectQualifier and databaseOwner declaration from the body of the SQL Query resulting in errors from DNN installations that use the objectQualifier.  Please see example below, the bolded areas are the areas that are missing the objectQualifier and the databaseOwner declaration;

 CREATE PROCEDURE {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}UserDefinedTable_FillDefaultData]
@ModuleID         INT,
@FieldId          INT, /* can be null for any field */
@DefaultValue      NVarChar(max) /*can be Null to copy default expression (no evaluation!) */
AS
IF @DefaultValue is Null
    INSERT INTO dbo.UserDefinedData (UserDefinedFieldId, UserDefinedRowId, FieldValue)
    SELECT F.UserDefinedFieldId, R.UserDefinedRowId, [Default]
    FROM (dbo.UserDefinedFields F       
    INNER JOIN dbo.UserDefinedRows R ON F.ModuleId = R.ModuleId)      
    LEFT JOIN  dbo.UserDefinedData D ON F.UserDefinedFieldId = D.UserDefinedFieldId AND R.UserDefinedRowId = D.UserDefinedRowId
    WHERE (D.UserDefinedRowID Is Null) AND ([Default] IS Not Null) AND (@ModuleID = F.ModuleId) AND (@FieldId IS Null OR F.UserDefinedFieldId = @FieldId)
 ELSE
    INSERT INTO dbo.UserDefinedData (UserDefinedFieldId, UserDefinedRowId, FieldValue)
    SELECT @FieldId, R.UserDefinedRowId, @DefaultValue
    FROM (dbo.UserDefinedFields F       
    INNER JOIN dbo.UserDefinedRows R ON F.ModuleId = R.ModuleId)      
    LEFT JOIN  dbo.UserDefinedData D ON F.UserDefinedFieldId = D.UserDefinedFieldId AND R.UserDefinedRowId = D.UserDefinedRowId
    WHERE (D.UserDefinedRowID Is Null) AND (@ModuleID = F.ModuleId) AND (@FieldId IS Null OR F.UserDefinedFieldId = @FieldId)
GO

ALTER PROCEDURE {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}UserDefinedTable_UpdateData]
@UserDefinedRowId    int,
@UserDefinedFieldId  int,
@FieldValue           NVarChar(max)
AS
    DELETE FROM dbo.[UserDefinedData]
    WHERE UserDefinedFieldId = @UserDefinedFieldId
    AND UserDefinedRowId = @UserDefinedRowId

    IF @FieldValue NOT LIKE ''
        INSERT INTO dbo.[UserDefinedData]
               ( UserDefinedFieldId,  UserDefinedRowId, FieldValue)
        VALUES (@UserDefinedFieldId, @UserDefinedRowId,@FieldValue)
GO

It should read DELETE FROM {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}UserDefinedData]

It should read INSERT INTO {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}UserDefinedData] 

etc...

Every stored procedure in that file is missing the {databaseOwner}[{objectQualifier}] declaration.