sp_msforeachdb does not list all databases on a SQL Server instance

I'm using sp_msforeachdb to list all databases on my server.
I know it is unsupported, but I wonder why it does not list all the databases I have installed.

This is how I run it:

set run="C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn\SQLCMD.EXE" -S .\SQL2008 -E -h -1 -Q  
%run% "exec sp_msforeachdb 'select ''?'''"

Output:

master 
tempdb 
model 
msdb 
balance166

Databases that SSMS shows:

master 
tempdb 
model 
msdb 
balance166
BOON205
KAB205

Both BOON0205 and KAB205 have been restored with commands like this:
%run% "..." where "..." is a statement like this on one line:

RESTORE DATABASE [BOON205] FROM DISK = N'C:\Data\Backup\Balance205.bak'
  WITH REPLACE,
  STATS = 10,
  MOVE N'Balance166' to N'C:\Data\Balance205.mdf', 
  MOVE N'Balance166_log' to N'C:\Data\Balance205_log.ldf';

The restore obviously works: I can connect to these databases fine.
But sp_msforeachdb does not list them.

Why?
Where could I start to find out?

Edit: Environment

• SQL Server 2008 version 10.0.1600.22 RTM Standard Edition
• Windows Server 2008 Standard
• logged on user is in a domain, but local admin on this machine, and added as Windows user to the SQL Server database security with a "GRANT CONTROL SERVER"

sys.databases is OK:

C:\bin>%sqlrun% -Q "select name from sys.databases"
name
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
master
tempdb
model
msdb
balance166
Balance205
KAB205
BOON205
(8 rows affected)

has_dbaccess is OK, but status is probably not. Need to check that out:

C:\bin>%sqlrun% -Q "select cast(name as varchar(10)), status, cast(status as varbinary(8)), DATABASEPROPERTY(name, 'issingleuser') as issingleuser, has_dbaccess(name) as has_dbaccess from master.dbo.sysdatabases"
           status                 issingleuser has_dbaccess
---------- ----------- ---------- ------------ ------------
master           65544 0x00010008            0            1
tempdb           65544 0x00010008            0            1
model            65536 0x00010000            0            1
msdb             65544 0x00010008            0            1
balance166       65536 0x00010000            0            1
Balance205  1073807361 0x40010001            0            1
KAB205      1073807361 0x40010001            0            1
BOON205     1073807361 0x40010001            0            1

It is not status, as DATABASEPROPERTYEX('master', 'Status') returns ONLINE for all of them.
With the list of status codes found here and the definition of sp_msforeachdb, I disected it as this, which rules out status as an issue:

         8 0x00000008 - 'trunc. log on chkpt'
     65536 0x00010000 - 'online'
     65544 0x00010008 - 65536 + 8
1073741824 0x40000000 - 'invalid login'
1073807361 0x40010001 - 1073741824 + 65536 + 8

So the last 4 databases from the list have 'invalid login'.
Time to look into security and rights...

--jeroen

SQL Server Management Studio does a query against the sys.databases catalog view. All databases are listed in that DMV. The stored procedure sp_msforeachdb has logic which calls the function has_dbaccess() to parse its list of databases. It obviously doesn't want to try and run a command against a database to which you don't have access. Do you have access to all of the databases in question with the account used to run the query?