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Mike from Wauwatosa
I'm using Visio 2007 to create a data model from a SQL Server 2005 database.
The database has several tables with unique indexes. When I refresh such
tables, Visio creates duplicate copies of the unique indexes, with the same
name. I can run Refresh Model again, and another copy of the unique indexes
will be created. In Refresh Model, the report says there is an extra index
with a name not showing in SQL Server (looks like Visio generated it), and it
reports the SQL Server index as not existing in Visio. Is this a known bug?
If not, I'd like to report it.
(My workaround is to manually seek out the tables with unique indexes and
remove each duplicate in turn. Then make sure I don't run Refresh Model on
these tables. It's kind of a pain.)
Thanks!
The database has several tables with unique indexes. When I refresh such
tables, Visio creates duplicate copies of the unique indexes, with the same
name. I can run Refresh Model again, and another copy of the unique indexes
will be created. In Refresh Model, the report says there is an extra index
with a name not showing in SQL Server (looks like Visio generated it), and it
reports the SQL Server index as not existing in Visio. Is this a known bug?
If not, I'd like to report it.
(My workaround is to manually seek out the tables with unique indexes and
remove each duplicate in turn. Then make sure I don't run Refresh Model on
these tables. It's kind of a pain.)
Thanks!