I'm using SQL Server 2000 and yesterday I seem to have lost my
diagrams. Not the diagram icons themselves, but the data diagrams you
see when you double click the icon.
I tried reinstallling Enterprise manager, unregistereing and
registering the database without success.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks,
Tom
I am trying to create a new db diagram.
I selected my db -->right-click on Diagrams--> New database diagram -->Select some of the existing tables in the wizard-->finish and....
I don't see anything else but an empty screen
When I tried to edit an existing database diagram, by right-clicking on it -->Add existing table and selecting a new table from the list, I got an error message: "Co Initialize has not been called."
Could you help me on this one, please?
;-)
Thank you,
Anastasia
I am not able to see SQL diagrams of SQL Server 2000 IN SQL2K5 SSMS, is there a work around for this?
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Peter Cwik
Is there a way to export a database diagram? No preference as to the format of the exported file.
Thanks!
Subject says it all; how do I copy diagrams from one SQL2K database to another? (This is coming up because I'm converting collation sequences by DTSing data from DB1 to DB2, where DB1 was copied from SQL7 and DB2 was created with the collation I want. It gets tables and views, but not Diagrams and Stored Procedures. )
Thanks,
AL
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In our organization, we are using SQL Server 2005 Management studio as the client interface to access all our enterprise Databases.Most of the databases are built on SQL 2005 DB Server.
However, We have one of the Database built on SQL Server 2000, which also has Database diagrams in it. Though We are able to view all the DB objects through SQL 2005 managment studio interface, but unable to view the diagrams.
I understand that, the binary data of the diagrams are stored in "dtproperties" table on SQL 2000 but in SQL 2005, it is stored in "sysobjects"(not sure) table and both are entirely different.
Following are my questions.
1.Since the DB is still on SQL 2000,How can we view the diagram objects thru the SQL 2005 Enterprise manager.
2.For the migration process of SQL 2000 to SQL 2005, How can i migrate the database diagrams.
Appreciate the responses.
Hi All
I am using SQL server 2000 and I would like to create Database diagrams but It doesn't give me any option to crate one. It only shows "Working with SQL Server 2000 diagrams" and "Refresh" with no "create new diagram" and in other servers it but its only in my desktop that doesn't and I have full access
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I am trying to make DATABASE DIAGRAMs....I have restored a database called Tel from a backup file...n in that i have all the tables and procedures..now whenever i m clicking on its DATABASE DIAGRAMS it gives me the error as:
TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
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Database diagram support objects cannot be installed because this database does not have a valid owner. To continue, first use the Files page of the Database Properties dialog box or the ALTER AUTHORIZATION statement to set the database owner to a valid login, then add the database diagram support objects.
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so,what should i do??any suggestion will be helpful for me...thnks in advance...
regards..
Everyone,
I simply would like to know if ER Diagrams (under Database -Diagrams) on SQL Server and removed once the database is updated via a backup and restore.
Thanks,
Saurav
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Any ideas? I can right-click and copy the diagram in the source server/database, but can't "paste" into the second server/database's Diagrams directory.
I know the diagram is created from the objects in the dabase, but mine required some customization and it would be really cool if someone has a silver bullet I could borrow to make the diagrams in the other DB's match up to the formatted one.
Hi,
I remember I asked the similar question before.But I have not solve this.
I am working with SQL Server 2005. I just make a copy of the production database.
I use "tasks -> Generate Script" to copy the table structure and use "tasks -> import Data" to copy Data. But I can not copy the database diagrams,I need to keep the primary keys - foreign keys relations.
Please let me know how to copy database diagrams.I try many ways but I can not figure it out.
Thanks for your help
Mark
When I try to Create a Database Diagram it sends me an Error message like this:
Server Name: TICSQLEXPRESS
Error Number: 207
Severity: 16
State: 1
Procedure: sp_upgraddiagrams
Line Number: 55
Invalid column name 'uvalue'.
Invalid column name 'uvalue'.
Could not find stored procedure 'dbo.sp_upgraddiagrams'.
Object is invalid. Extended properties are not permitted on 'dbo.sysdiagrams', or the object does not exist.
Object is invalid. Extended properties are not permitted on 'dbo.sp_upgraddiagrams', or the object does not exist. (.Net SqlClient Data Provider)
How can I find that Stored Procedure 'dbo.sp_upgraddiagrams'?
Why doesn't it work OK?
Thank you!
HELLO
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When I use the sql 2005 "Database Diagrams" tool for the first time I always get the message: "The Database does not have one or more of the support objects required to use database diagramming. Do you wish to create them?"
1. Does anyone know what the " support objects" referred to are?
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TIA,
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"Database diagram support objects cannot be installed because this database does
not have a valid owner. To continue, first use the Files page of the Database
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owner to a valid login, then add the database diagram support objects."
That's great, but what exactly constitutes a "valid login" and who or what is it supposed to be?