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18th October 2007, 07:45 PM
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Where Did "Common Objects" Feature Go To In SQL 2005
Hello.
In SQL Query Analyzer Object Browser (for SQL 2000) there is a "Common Objects" folder containing SQL functions, data types etc. Where can I access this in SQL 2005? I see the Object Explorer but see nothing like the "Common Objects" folder there. Thanks, Rita |
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