After a longish period of initially reading the database, with one .NET crash, i was able to view four tables and four stored procedures. I expected to see all the stored procedures but only able to select four of them.
When i select one or more stored procedures, i could not click "export" and if i pressed run, after the warning message, i see this: No Databases were found in the source control path which was provided. The path is to a local folder on my workstation. I understood that flat files (USP creation scripts) were to be created - and that doesn't require a database. What am i not understanding?
After a longish period of initially reading the database, with one .NET crash, i was able to view four tables and four stored procedures. I expected to see all the stored procedures but only able to select four of them.
When i select one or more stored procedures, i could not click "export" and if i pressed run, after the warning message, i see this: No Databases were found in the source control path which was provided. The path is to a local folder on my workstation. I understood that flat files (USP creation scripts) were to be created - and that doesn't require a database. What am i not understanding?