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2005 Managemt. Studio - Objects not appearing in Summary?

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LFCfan

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Okay - I must be being silly here.
SQL Server 2005, SP1

In Object Explorer, if I select Tables, for example, the Summary window shows only the System Tables folder. not the list of User Tables I would be expecting. And selecting the System Tables folder doesn't show the individual system tables either. Ditto Stored Procedures. and I DEFINITELY have some tables and stored procs created in this DB!

What am I missing here? There doesn't seem to be any anything in Tools/Options (except an option to "hide system objects from object explorer" which I have unchecked).

Have I got a dodgy installation or something?

Many thanks

~LFCfan
"I learned when I was young that the only true life I had was the life of my brain. But if it's true that the only real life I have is the life of my brain, what sense does it make to hand that brain to somebody for eight hours a day for their particular use on the presumption that at the end of the day they will give it back in an un
 
Okay, they have magically appeared in object explorer now, so ignore me.

I must have been doing something dreadfully stupid, but then that's Fridays for you :)


~LFCfan
"I learned when I was young that the only true life I had was the life of my brain. But if it's true that the only real life I have is the life of my brain, what sense does it make to hand that brain to somebody for eight hours a day for their particular use on the presumption that at the end of the day they will give it back in an un
 
Make sure you don't have a filter specified.

I have on occation seen it not show up anything. Usually clicking to another folder then clicking back will fix it.

Denny
MCSA (2003) / MCDBA (SQL 2000) / MCTS (SQL 2005) / MCITP Database Administrator (SQL 2005)

--Anything is possible. All it takes is a little research. (Me)
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