To Hide A Schema Or At Least The Aspnet Procedures From Sql Server Management Studio's Proc List
Feb 4, 2010
I think the question speaks for itself, but I'm sick of scrolling through my procedure list filled with 50 aspnet procedures.
Is there a way to hide the dbo schema, or these procedures from the list?
Is there a different/equivalent tool that would let me do this?
With TOAD, I could open each schema independently - that'd be wonderful!
My only other option is to connect our membership provider to a different database instead of the same as everything else. All in all this isn't a huge deal, but I figured I'd ask instead of being silently frustrated any longer.
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