VS.NET 2003 & SQL 2000

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  1. I am working through a project walkthrough on the web and creating a database project. The walkthrough describes a Generate Create Scripts tool available by right-clicking on the db connection in the Server Explorer and choosing the Generate Create Scripts option. When I right-click I have no such option available. I did a search and discovered that the tool required SQL 2000 Server and Client Tools be installed on the same machine where Visual Studio is running. I do have SQL 2000 Personal Edition on my machine and Client Tools. They were installed prior to VS.NET. I installed Client Tools again from SQL 2000 Developer Edition disc. It did not change the situation. My version of VS.NET 2003 is the Professional Edition (Academic). Can anyone tell me what I need to do to get this tool to work in my edition of Visual Studio? Do I need a different version of Visual Studio or a different version of SQL? Please advise.
     
  2. Here I am talking to myself again. Well, after more research in the MSDN library I have found the answer to my question. The Generate Create Scripts tool requires VS.Net Enterprise Edition. So, that's the name of that tune.
     
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