Hello, Thomas

Sounds like you have something in your database (most likely a system stored procedure) referencing the dtproperties table, which doesn't exist.

I'm concerned as to why you're seeing system tables in your application database. Did you put your application tables in the system database? If that's the case, I would strongly advise you create a separate one. If you have separate databases, you may want to check your connection strings in your app.config file.

Hope that helps,
---J

>An exception is thrown with the message text given in the title when I attempt to "Get Data" while using the Business Layer Generator for a MSSQL 2005 database.
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>After the exception is thrown, however, I do get a list of tables and stored procedures, from which I can generate classes for business objects, entity objects and rule objects. In addition to my "base tables", I do see a system table listed and the stored procedures are also system stored procedures.
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>The rest of the data in the dialog that displays the message includes this reference:
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>Source: .Net SqlClient Data Provider
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>MMBusinessLayerGenerationWizardPageSelectData.GetDatabaseObjectColumns(mmDatabaseObjectKind, mmDatabaseObjectKind, String objectName) in C:\Program Files\Mere Mortals .NET Framework2005\MMBusinessLayerGenerator\MMBusinessLayerGenerator\mmWizardPageSelectData.cs: line 1230.
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>- Thomas