>I'm creating a dbf that contains the name of tables and stored procedures that are no longer used (or ever used) in the current database design. Is there a way, using SQL_DMO that I can process that list. I have 8 client sights that I want to "clean up". So I thought I'd make a dbf of things to be removed and then create a small vfp exe to run at each site. I've never really programmed using the sqldmo object, thanks for any insight or links
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>Kirk
You'll have to drill down to the SP object and call it's Remove method. DMO is covered pretty well in the SQL Books Online.
Dan LeClair
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