I am currently using SQLDMO and VB.NET and I was wondering is it possible to add a column to an existing database table in sql server without using a sql alter string command. I was looking for a more object Model manner of doing this, and it doesn't have to be SQLDMO that solves the problem...
Does anyone have any sample code or an example of how to use SQLDMO to create a backup copy of an existing database on the same server. So basically before the code executes the SQL server database call myDatabase has three tables and 1000 rows in total, after the code executes the SQL server...
I have been trying to solve this problem for the last three days and have finally decided I need help. Here is the question.
I am using a tool called llblgen which generates a VB.NET Data Access Layer based on the schema in a SQL server database. The tool works fine there problem i am have is...
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