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Asked: 2026-06-13T08:08:45+00:00

I used SQL Server Management Studio to create 3 tables using SQL statements. Then

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I used SQL Server Management Studio to create 3 tables using SQL statements.

Then I attempted to create an ADO object in Visual Studio. The ADO wizard saw my database, but not the tables I created.

Is this because I need to somehow commit the changes I’ve made in Management Studio?
Or do I need to add some kind of prefix to the table names like:

CREATE TABLE mydb.Table1 ... ?

Or could this be a permissions thing?

Or am I not waiting enough time (1 min or so) for the ADO wizard to grab the table names from the database?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Ah, I guess when you script the creation of your tables (or anything else you’re adding) you need to add this:

    USE [Interview_MicahHoover]
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    So much for relying on the ETL guy to set things up 😉

    I figured this out by using the GUI to create the table, then right clicking on the new table in the left menu and saying ‘CREATE TO … clipboard’, pasting into notepad, and looking at how the SQL Server Management Studio did it.

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