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I am trying to create a SqlCommand for a stored procedure in VB 2008. I have SQL server running on another box. The database is visible in Server Explorer. When I drag and drop a stored procedure I created, nothing is created and no wizard appears. I want the parameters collection to be initialised automatically.<br />
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What should I check?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I am trying to create a SqlCommand for a stored procedure in VB 2008. I have SQL server running on another box. The database is visible in Server Explorer. When I drag and drop a stored procedure I created, nothing is created and no wizard appears. I want the parameters collection to be initialised automatically.

What should I check?

Thanks


Unable to drag-and-drop stored procedures from VB Server Explorer

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