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Make sure you are on the server you expect and the database you expect (I wonder if you are just looking under the wrong database).
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Make sure you are on the server you expect and the database you expect (I wonder if you are just looking under the wrong database).

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My guess is that you created it on the master database or somewhere else accidentally. &nbsp;I of course have never done this myself but I've heard of other people doing it :-P
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My guess is that you created it on the master database or somewhere else accidentally.  I of course have never done this myself but I've heard of other people doing it :-P

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If you don't get the view in Intellisense, then I think you can force a refresh of the meta data by pressing Ctrl+Shift+R<br />
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Right mouse click on the database and do refresh to refresh the tree.
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If you don't get the view in Intellisense, then I think you can force a refresh of the meta data by pressing Ctrl+Shift+R

Right mouse click on the database and do refresh to refresh the tree.

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That worked.<br />
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Thanks!!!
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I have created a view. I queried the view and got the result expected. However when I go to the database, and look under Views, I don't see the view there.<br />
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I attached a screenshot.
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I have created a view. I queried the view and got the result expected. However when I go to the database, and look under Views, I don't see the view there.

I attached a screenshot.

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