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No Tables found for a connected database in a DataSet Dialog

New Here ,
Apr 11, 2007 Apr 11, 2007
For a new ASP.net page, I have opened a DataSet dialog by clicking the
Bindings tab of the Application pane. After typing a DataSet name and
selecting a connection, the Table box showed "No Tables found."

The database connection was tested and it was good. I even opended
the Access databse to view the tables. The tables were available. I
was running DreamweaverMX. What's went wrong??


TIA,
Jeffrey

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LEGEND ,
Apr 13, 2007 Apr 13, 2007
cJeffreywang wrote:

> For a new ASP.net page, I have opened a DataSet dialog by clicking
> the Bindings tab of the Application pane. After typing a DataSet
> name and selecting a connection, the Table box showed "No Tables
> found."

You should be able find you connection in a dropdown, no typing is
required. At least this is way it works in DW8. Did you set up the
connection is the database tab?
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Contributor ,
Apr 13, 2007 Apr 13, 2007
This is a common problem with DW and .NET. If you are a serious .NET developer I would suggest using Visual Studio. DW is not going support .NET very well.
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LEGEND ,
Apr 14, 2007 Apr 14, 2007
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envision3d wrote:

> This is a common problem with DW and .NET. If you are a serious .NET
> developer I would suggest using Visual Studio. DW is not going
> support .NET very well.

Or least not at this time and that of course is what you want. NOEW! I
read one comment that someone was trying to move back and forth from DW
tp VS but VS had a problem with with the page(s) from DW. So it sounds
that it is an all or nothing.





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