Okay not really understanding how to do this, but how do I access system stored procedures from code? Basically I would like to determine information about each table in my database, the primary key, number of columns, the names of the columns and the datatypes of the columns in each table. Not too much to ask. How do I go about accessing this information. I have a fairly good idea on how to do it using T-SQL but how do I do it using an assembly? Has anyone else done this before? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
ThanksOkay i am stupid again and did not do a google search. So after do this I found an excellent resource for this particular problem. I found it at:
http://www.ftponline.com/vsm/2003_01/magazine/columns/databasedesign/default.aspx
Shows how to access Table Metadata programmatically using C# and VB.Net AWESOME! Working on my own code generator and now I am finally getting to a point where I can start to finish it. All I needed was a way to generate stored procs from table metadata. Now I have the table metadata and a way to generate stored procs I am all set. AWESOME.
Thanks for those that read this post hope it helps you out in the future. Remeber a real programmer does not write code but writes code that generates code for him/her.|||Just the same as any other stored procedure...you need permissions to run the proc and the path to the proc, e.g master
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