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Comments by jfabus09 (Top 5 by date)
jfabus09
14-May-13 8:47am
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The sample you have provided looks to be using a different method of accessing two models in one view and/or controller and that doesn't look to be the route that I was looking to take. I guess I'll try and implement something like that but I was hoping you might try to give me an example of what you meant? This is a GET action method by the way.
jfabus09
13-May-13 16:50pm
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Sorry for not responding. I just did a backup after disconnecting the server from the application it was connected to. I didn't want to but that was my last resort.
jfabus09
22-Apr-13 15:46pm
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Well you could say that I went with that final resort as I have been stuck on this issue for far too long, but I appreciate any interest/assistance anyway and I'll keep an eye out here because I do understand that his was quite the odd issue
jfabus09
22-Apr-13 14:52pm
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Well I am using SQL Server Management Studio but it would be SQL Server 2008 R2.
I do have a backup but I am leaving that as a last resort as it would require disconnecting the Server from the application that utilizes it. This issue is part of an endeavor that involves clearing out this Database and replacing it with the structure and data from another.
Another minor update, upon querying Sys.Objects for objects LIKE table_blah, I have received a list which has several default constraint objects, foreign key constraint objects, a primary key constraint object, and still the table itself despite no longer being visible in the tree structure and despite my not being able to view it using a select statement
jfabus09
22-Apr-13 13:43pm
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I guess I'm not sure what you mean by check up? Do you literally mean to check it, as in the status of it? If so, I know for a fact that the table that the foreign key belonged to no longer exists (well according to the error message and the fact that I don't see it in the database it no longer exists). This has become quite a frustrating ordeal, I need to delete these tables but I cannot because these constraints exist, but I can't delete the constraints because the tables they belong to no longer exist either...