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Struggling with creating stored procedures.

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drawnai@hotmail.com - 29 Sep 2005 11:32 GMT
I can't find the drag drop functionality anywhere.

You used to be able to drag a stored procedure (with maybe 50
parameters,) onto a form, and it would then script it so you could copy
the code out. Is there a setting that I can do this with, in VS 2005?
drawnai@hotmail.com - 29 Sep 2005 11:59 GMT
I've just tried to do this using the dataset designer too. Create a
dataset and view the code it creates.

No creation code there either.

The ability to script the low level parameter creation and command
stuff is so useful that there's just no way it can possibly be missing,
(noone's going to spend two hours trawling through a stored procedure
interface just to type in all the values.) Does anyone know how to get
at this code?

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