Hello, I would like to not have to see the aspnet_ tables and stored procedures that are created when using the Membership, roles, and personalization. Currently I have to suffer seeing the handful of tables and 40+ stored procedures in both the Visual Studio and the SQL Management tool. I have found that on a 2000 SQL Server I can execute a command that forces objects to be created as system objects. If I execute this before creating the objects they become system objects and I don't have to see them any longer.
However, this trick doesnot work in SQL Server 2005. So, I would like to know either 1) is there an easy way to hide these objects or 2) is there a way to change the objects to system objects in SQL Server 2005?
CodeGuy
Right click on the tables folder in Management Studio and choose Filter -> Filter settings.
Now create a filter using name NOT CONTAINING aspnet_
Hope it helps
|||Klaus, thank you for mentioning that. I actually found reference to that as well. Two downsides to that approach, first you have to set the filter upEVERY TIME, because it's not saved. Second, that only helps me a small amount because it only works in the Management Studio.
CodeGuy
|||Another option would be to use a separate database for the aspnet_* tables... but that has drawbacks aswell. Hope you find a good solution and keep us posted.
|||Klaus, thank you for the ideas. You suggestion definitely would work, however, I'd prefer to have these objects in the same database for portability reasons.
Anyone else have any good ideas?
