There are an number of ways.
a.. Try using Visual Studio Server Explorer to drill into the Table columns.
b.. Try using GetSchema (method on the Connection object) and drill into the meta data
c.. Use SQL Server Management Studio object explorer
d.. Script the table and look at the generated code
All of these are documented in my book.
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