Objects are not visible

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  Hello,
  
  The most obvious thing to check first is that the logon you use to connect to SQL Server has VIEW DEFINITION granted to it. This security right allows you to see the definition of schema objects in the database.

  Brian Donahue November 23, 2011 12:51

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  Brian Donahue wrote:

  Hello,
  
  The most obvious thing to check first is that the logon you use to connect to SQL Server has VIEW DEFINITION granted to it. This security right allows you to see the definition of schema objects in the database.

  
  Hi Brain,
  
  I just created a new test database through Windows Authentication in SQL Management Studio and then try viewing it through the dependency tracker but nothing was seen here.
  
  To explain more a bit, you can the see image at http://tinypic.com/r/9jlxxw/5

  romiltcs November 25, 2011 02:18

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  Hello,
  
  Is the database in compatibility level 6.5?

  Brian Donahue November 25, 2011 03:59

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  Brian Donahue wrote:

  Hello,
  
  Is the database in compatibility level 6.5?

  
  Hello Brian,
  
  I am using SQL Server 2008 so i guess the version has to be 6.5 or higher. Not sure though. Can you please guide me for the same so that i can check that and update you the same.
  
  Thanks!

  romiltcs November 28, 2011 03:37

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  You can run the following query:

  exec sp_dbcmptlevel 'dbname'
  

  where dbname is the name of the database.

  Brian Donahue November 30, 2011 04:32

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  Brian Donahue wrote:

  You can run the following query:

  exec sp_dbcmptlevel 'dbname'
  

  where dbname is the name of the database.

  
  Thanks Brian.
  
  I ran the query and the compatibility level is 100.
  
  Thanks!

  romiltcs December 05, 2011 09:07

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  Just to completely rule out permissions, have you tried connecting using the SA account?

  Brian Donahue December 05, 2011 09:20

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  Brian Donahue wrote:

  Just to completely rule out permissions, have you tried connecting using the SA account?

  
  Hello,
  
  I tried with login with SA Account. See below image. Username is SA
  
  http://tinypic.com/r/ezyau/5
  
  Thanks!

  romiltcs December 06, 2011 04:04

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  romiltcs wrote:

  Brian Donahue wrote:

  Just to completely rule out permissions, have you tried connecting using the SA account?

  
  Hello,
  
  I tried with login with SA Account. See below image. Username is SA
  
  http://tinypic.com/r/ezyau/5
  
  Thanks!

  
  Awaiting your Reply....

  romiltcs December 08, 2011 04:37

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  Hi
  
  Still awaiting some reply on this.

  romiltcs December 15, 2011 07:52

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  Hi,
  
  Sorry, everyone is stumped and since there is no error messge we have to make educated guesses as to what is wrong. Is the SQL Server the Express version? That's the only suspicion we have at the moment.

  Brian Donahue December 15, 2011 10:47

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  Brian Donahue wrote:

  Hi,
  
  Sorry, everyone is stumped and since there is no error messge we have to make educated guesses as to what is wrong. Is the SQL Server the Express version? That's the only suspicion we have at the moment.

  
  Yes Brian, this is SQL Express with advanced service (2008) version.

  romiltcs December 22, 2011 08:03

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  romiltcs wrote:

  Brian Donahue wrote:

  Hi,
  
  Sorry, everyone is stumped and since there is no error messge we have to make educated guesses as to what is wrong. Is the SQL Server the Express version? That's the only suspicion we have at the moment.

  
  Yes Brian, this is SQL Express with advanced service (2008) version.

  
  Any luck Brian?

  romiltcs December 28, 2011 03:42

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