I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
vs.net
Help explains how to do it:
1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
-or-
Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
edit the SQL statements.
In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
work area.
None of that works!
When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
parameters
When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
shows
Run Stored Procedure
Refresh
Copy
Properties
When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
likewise un available.
What should I do to gain this functionally?
7  1581 
Are you in a database project? In any event, you should consider using
the Query Analyzer (and the other SQL Server client tools like
Enterprise Manager) for creating database objects because they have
more complete functionality for creating, securing, optimizing and
securing SQL Server objects.
--Mary
On 24 Oct 2004 20:54:36 -0700, db*********@hotmail.com (Douglas
Buchanan) wrote: I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
vs.net
Help explains how to do it:
1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
-or-
Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
edit the SQL statements.
In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
work area.
None of that works!
When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
parameters
When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
shows
Run Stored Procedure
Refresh
Copy
Properties
When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
likewise un available.
What should I do to gain this functionally?
Mary,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes I am using SQLS2k.
I certainly can use Query Analyser, and it is local on this machine.
However since the IDE is supposed to be integrated with SQLS2k I was
wanting to explore that functionality.
(The fact is I have two systems with VS.Net and SQLS2k installed, A
laptop (WinXP) and a server (WinSBS2k3 Premium). Both of these are
missing the funcionality I referred to.)
With your advice I will consider putting my efforts exclusively to
using Query Analyser.
Could you direct me toward articles or resources on the "Best
Practices" of developing db windows form projects with VB.Net and
SqlS2k?
Thank you,
Doug
Mary Chipman <mc***@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<nm********************************@4ax.com>. .. Are you in a database project? In any event, you should consider using
the Query Analyzer (and the other SQL Server client tools like
Enterprise Manager) for creating database objects because they have
more complete functionality for creating, securing, optimizing and
securing SQL Server objects.
--Mary
On 24 Oct 2004 20:54:36 -0700, db*********@hotmail.com (Douglas
Buchanan) wrote:
I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
vs.net
Help explains how to do it:
1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
-or-
Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
edit the SQL statements.
In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
work area.
None of that works!
When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
parameters
When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
shows
Run Stored Procedure
Refresh
Copy
Properties
When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
likewise un available.
What should I do to gain this functionally?
Here's a good link for best practices for SQLS 2k apps: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro.../sp3sec03.mspx
Also, read up on www.microsoft.com/sql and http://msdn.microsoft.com/sql/, which is the SQLS developer center.
The .NET developer center is at http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/, and www.gotdotnet.com has
additional resources.
Also, if you do want to use VS.NET, create a database project --
that's where you get the most functionality.
On 25 Oct 2004 22:23:59 -0700, db*********@hotmail.com (Douglas
Buchanan) wrote: Mary,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes I am using SQLS2k.
I certainly can use Query Analyser, and it is local on this machine.
However since the IDE is supposed to be integrated with SQLS2k I was
wanting to explore that functionality.
(The fact is I have two systems with VS.Net and SQLS2k installed, A
laptop (WinXP) and a server (WinSBS2k3 Premium). Both of these are
missing the funcionality I referred to.)
With your advice I will consider putting my efforts exclusively to
using Query Analyser.
Could you direct me toward articles or resources on the "Best
Practices" of developing db windows form projects with VB.Net and
SqlS2k?
Thank you,
Doug
Mary Chipman <mc***@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<nm********************************@4ax.com>. .. Are you in a database project? In any event, you should consider using
the Query Analyzer (and the other SQL Server client tools like
Enterprise Manager) for creating database objects because they have
more complete functionality for creating, securing, optimizing and
securing SQL Server objects.
--Mary
On 24 Oct 2004 20:54:36 -0700, db*********@hotmail.com (Douglas
Buchanan) wrote:
>I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
>
>I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
>I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
>vs.net
>
>Help explains how to do it:
>
>1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
>2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
>-or-
>Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
>and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
>The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
>edit the SQL statements.
>
>In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
>work area.
>
>None of that works!
>
>When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
>parameters
>
>When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
>shows
> Run Stored Procedure
> Refresh
> Copy
> Properties
>
>When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
>circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
>
>Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
>likewise un available.
>
>What should I do to gain this functionally?
You need the enterprise version of VS.Net. The Pro version works with MSDE.
--
HTH
Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Concept S2i inc.( www.s2i.com)
"Douglas Buchanan" <db*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:72**************************@posting.google.c om... I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
vs.net
Help explains how to do it:
1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
-or-
Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
edit the SQL statements.
In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
work area.
None of that works!
When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
parameters
When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
shows
Run Stored Procedure
Refresh
Copy
Properties
When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
likewise un available.
What should I do to gain this functionally?
Eric,
That's strange! It does so many other things with SqlS2k.
Can you please direct me to a help page or some other resource that
specifies just what each versions can and can't do.
--Douglas
"Éric Moreau [VB MVP]" <er************************@videotron.ca> wrote in message news:<Po*********************@wagner.videotron.net >... You need the enterprise version of VS.Net. The Pro version works with MSDE.
--
HTH
Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Concept S2i inc.(www.s2i.com)
"Douglas Buchanan" <db*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:72**************************@posting.google.c om... I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
vs.net
Help explains how to do it:
1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
-or-
Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
edit the SQL statements.
In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
work area.
None of that works!
When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
parameters
When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
shows
Run Stored Procedure
Refresh
Copy
Properties
When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
likewise un available.
What should I do to gain this functionally?
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...lseditions.asp
--
HTH
Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Concept S2i inc.( www.s2i.com)
"Douglas Buchanan" <db*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:72*************************@posting.google.co m... Eric,
That's strange! It does so many other things with SqlS2k.
Can you please direct me to a help page or some other resource that
specifies just what each versions can and can't do.
--Douglas
"Éric Moreau [VB MVP]" <er************************@videotron.ca> wrote in
message news:<Po*********************@wagner.videotron.net >... You need the enterprise version of VS.Net. The Pro version works with
MSDE.
--
HTH
Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Concept S2i inc.(www.s2i.com)
"Douglas Buchanan" <db*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:72**************************@posting.google.c om... > I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
>
> I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
> I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
> vs.net
>
> Help explains how to do it:
>
> 1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
> 2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
> -or-
> Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
> and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
> The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
> edit the SQL statements.
>
> In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
> work area.
>
> None of that works!
>
> When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
> parameters
>
> When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
> shows
> Run Stored Procedure
> Refresh
> Copy
> Properties
>
> When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
> circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
>
> Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
> likewise un available.
>
> What should I do to gain this functionally?
Eric,
Thank you.
"Éric Moreau [VB MVP]" <er************************@videotron.ca> wrote in message news:<SP********************@wagner.videotron.net> ... See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...lseditions.asp
--
HTH
Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Concept S2i inc.(www.s2i.com)
"Douglas Buchanan" <db*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:72*************************@posting.google.co m... Eric,
That's strange! It does so many other things with SqlS2k.
Can you please direct me to a help page or some other resource that
specifies just what each versions can and can't do.
--Douglas
"Éric Moreau [VB MVP]" <er************************@videotron.ca> wrote in
message news:<Po*********************@wagner.videotron.net >... You need the enterprise version of VS.Net. The Pro version works with
MSDE.
--
HTH
Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Concept S2i inc.(www.s2i.com)
"Douglas Buchanan" <db*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:72**************************@posting.google.c om...
> I can't seem to open SQLS2k Stored Procedures in the IDE
>
> I am running MDE 2003 Version 7.1.3088
> I have a MSDN professional subscription and did a complete install of
> vs.net
>
> Help explains how to do it:
>
> 1. In Server Explorer, expand the Stored Procedures folder.
> 2. Double-click the name of the stored procedure you want to open.
> -or-
> Right-click the name of the stored procedure that you want to open,
> and then choose Open on the shortcut menu.
> The stored procedure is opened in a text editor that you can use to
> edit the SQL statements.
>
> In tutorials I have seen the stored procedure was dragged into the
> work area.
>
> None of that works!
>
> When I Double-click the stored procedure it just expands to show the
> parameters
>
> When I Right-click the name of the stored procedure the shortcut menu
> shows
> Run Stored Procedure
> Refresh
> Copy
> Properties
>
> When I drag the stored procedure into the work area it gives me that
> circle with slash (the 'can't' or 'no' sign)
>
> Other related functionality; i.e. Creation of Stored procedures is
> likewise un available.
>
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