Showing posts with label templates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label templates. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Create stored procedure wizard in 2005?

Where is the create stored procedure wizard in SMS 2005 that we had in 2000?!

The templates are nice, but they show syntax only. The 2000 wizard created insert update and delete stored procedures based on the table structure.

Regards Richard

Looks like it has been removed, which is a real shame. The templates aren't much use to me - I know how to write SQL, but they are tedious when they are simple insert, update and delete statements. Looks like I'll have to write my own little app to do them for me :-(

Pete

|||I'm now using CodeSmith...|||

Inside SQL 2005 Management Studio, expand the database (where you want to create your stored procedure) then expand programability, then on stored procedures right click and choose new stored procedure ( the long way.) You should also check out the tempate explorer in SQL Management Studio. Press Ctl-Alt-T and you will see the template explorer come up on the right. You will see that there are a lot more templates than in SQL 2000

quoted from "http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=181070&SiteID=1"

Create stored procedure wizard in 2005?

Where is the create stored procedure wizard in SMS 2005 that we had in 2000?!

The templates are nice, but they show syntax only. The 2000 wizard created insert update and delete stored procedures based on the table structure.

Regards Richard

Looks like it has been removed, which is a real shame. The templates aren't much use to me - I know how to write SQL, but they are tedious when they are simple insert, update and delete statements. Looks like I'll have to write my own little app to do them for me :-(

Pete

|||I'm now using CodeSmith...|||

Inside SQL 2005 Management Studio, expand the database (where you want to create your stored procedure) then expand programability, then on stored procedures right click and choose new stored procedure ( the long way.) You should also check out the tempate explorer in SQL Management Studio. Press Ctl-Alt-T and you will see the template explorer come up on the right. You will see that there are a lot more templates than in SQL 2000

quoted from "http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=181070&SiteID=1"

Create stored procedure wizard in 2005?

Where is the create stored procedure wizard in SMS 2005 that we had in 2000?!

The templates are nice, but they show syntax only. The 2000 wizard created insert update and delete stored procedures based on the table structure.

Regards Richard

Looks like it has been removed, which is a real shame. The templates aren't much use to me - I know how to write SQL, but they are tedious when they are simple insert, update and delete statements. Looks like I'll have to write my own little app to do them for me :-(

Pete

|||I'm now using CodeSmith...|||

Inside SQL 2005 Management Studio, expand the database (where you want to create your stored procedure) then expand programability, then on stored procedures right click and choose new stored procedure ( the long way.) You should also check out the tempate explorer in SQL Management Studio. Press Ctl-Alt-T and you will see the template explorer come up on the right. You will see that there are a lot more templates than in SQL 2000

quoted from "http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=181070&SiteID=1"

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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Create custom template in VS 2003 for SQL 2005 Reporting Service

Hello,
I'd like to create custom templates in Visual Studio 2003 when creating
reports for SQL 2005 RS, but I'm unable to find anything online that shows
how to do this. VS2003 has about 5 generic templates available, but it'd be
nice to have a template customized to our corporate colors and logo. Is
this possible'
Thanks --
Alexyes, create blank report with the formatting you want and copy the resulting
rdl file to the c:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\common
7\ide\privateassemblies\projectitems\reportproject folder. this will add a
new template to the New Item dialog box.
"Alex" <samalex@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:OJRpgup2HHA.2064@.TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> Hello,
> I'd like to create custom templates in Visual Studio 2003 when creating
> reports for SQL 2005 RS, but I'm unable to find anything online that shows
> how to do this. VS2003 has about 5 generic templates available, but it'd
> be nice to have a template customized to our corporate colors and logo.
> Is this possible'
> Thanks --
> Alex
>