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hi everyone:

Do anyone know how to create stored procudure of sql server in
vb.net IDE?

I tried in the Server Eeporer windows, after i creating a data
connection, i able to view the tables,views and stored
procedures ,but when i right-click "stored procedures", I can not
get the "New Stored Procedure" sub menuitem, what is the
reason? and i can't edit the exist stored procedure in
vb.net.

Can anyone give me a help?
Dora

Jun 20 '07 #1
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On Jun 20, 1:53 am, sonyasam <sonya...@gmail .comwrote:
hi everyone:

Do anyone know how to create stored procudure of sql server in
vb.net IDE?

I tried in the Server Eeporer windows, after i creating a data
connection, i able to view the tables,views and stored
procedures ,but when i right-click "stored procedures", I can not
get the "New Stored Procedure" sub menuitem, what is the
reason? and i can't edit the exist stored procedure in
vb.net.

Can anyone give me a help?

Dora
Why not just use Enterprise Manager?

Thanks,

Seth Rowe

Jun 20 '07 #2

"sonyasam" <so******@gmail .comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@o 61g2000hsh.goog legroups.com...
hi everyone:

Do anyone know how to create stored procudure of sql server in
vb.net IDE?

I tried in the Server Eeporer windows, after i creating a data
connection, i able to view the tables,views and stored
procedures ,but when i right-click "stored procedures", I can not
get the "New Stored Procedure" sub menuitem, what is the
reason? and i can't edit the exist stored procedure in
vb.net.

Can anyone give me a help?
You use SQL Server's Enterprise Manager. The IDE can't do everything.

Jun 20 '07 #3
Thanks Seth Rowe and Arnold for the help.It worked...

On Jun 20, 1:53 am, sonyasam <sonya...@gmail .comwrote:
hi everyone:

Do anyone know how to createstoredpro cudure of sql server invb.netIDE?

I tried in the Server Eeporer windows, after i creating a data
connection, i able to view the tables,views andstored
procedures ,but when i right-click "storedprocedur es", I can not
get the "NewStoredProce dure" sub menuitem, what is the
reason? and i can't edit the existstoredproc edureinvb.net.

Can anyone give me a help?

Dora

Jun 23 '07 #4

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