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<myVisitorsMap ⁄>In this article, we will retrieve database information using ASP.NET and SQL Server. We will be listing down the databases on our server and a list of database objects like Constraints, Procedures, Views etc. belonging to that database.
Let us get started. Create an ASP.NET application. Drag and drop a DropDownList, GridView and a SQLDataSource from the toolbox.
We will first populate the DropDownList with a list of databases present on the server. Use the following code to do so. Here we make use of the sys.sysdatabases system view. This view contains one row for each database in an instance of Microsoft SQL Server
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