Differentiate between "system" and "user" SQL views

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Doug

When looking at the schema of a SQL server database from Access, how do I
differentiate between views I've created on the server ("User") versus the
system views? I wrote a data extraction utility for Access years ago. When
I build the view definitions on a SQL2000 machine, all that's returned when I
interogate the schema are the views I've created. On SQL2008, however, it's
returning all of the "System" views in the database as well. I want to be
able to ignore the sytem views and only build the definitions for the views
I've created.

I'm accessing the schema using:

Cnn.Open strConnect, Me.txtUsername, Me.txtPassword
Set rstSchema = Cnn.OpenSchema(adSchemaTables)

Using: rstSchema!table_type it retrieves a list of views, but it
includes the system views as well. Is there an attribute that will allow me
to identify the system views and ignore them?

Thanks!
 
hi Doug,
I build the view definitions on a SQL2000 machine, all that's returned when I
interogate the schema are the views I've created. On SQL2008, however, it's
returning all of the "System" views in the database as well.
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This has nothing to do with Access or VBA, but with the separation of
users and schema:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190387.aspx

btw, this already happend in SQL Server 2005.

I think you need to invest the time to redo the work to fit into the
"new" environment.


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