G
Geir Holme
Hi all.
Using Visual Studio VB.NET and SQL Server 2000.
When I drag tables from the SQL Server Explorer into a dataset I am building
I get the table, fieldnames and types. But, why doesn't it put in relations,
defaults and all the other information from the SQL Server. It takes time to
do this in VS when it is already done on the SQL Server. When I build a
diagram in SQL Server all this information gets there automaticly, but not
in VS.NET. Are there som settings I am missing here? We do have some
datasets with lots of tables and relations, constraints, defaults....
Thanx all.
gh
Using Visual Studio VB.NET and SQL Server 2000.
When I drag tables from the SQL Server Explorer into a dataset I am building
I get the table, fieldnames and types. But, why doesn't it put in relations,
defaults and all the other information from the SQL Server. It takes time to
do this in VS when it is already done on the SQL Server. When I build a
diagram in SQL Server all this information gets there automaticly, but not
in VS.NET. Are there som settings I am missing here? We do have some
datasets with lots of tables and relations, constraints, defaults....
Thanx all.
gh