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When trying to expand the tables on a database in the object explorer I get the following error:
“A severe error occurred on the current command. The results, if any, should be discarded.
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The database was recently restored from a SQL server 2000 box. I can see two tables that are in the sysobjects catalogue but I can not drop or select them as it says the object does not exist.
What seemed to fix the issue was that the rogue tables had an owner that was a SQL server login account which was recreated but no schema was recreated. I recreated the schema which then let me browse the tables in the object explorer. From there I was able to delete the tables.