In the Connect to Server dialog specify
the Server Name,
the Authentication mode, user credentials (if SQL Server Authentication is
selected), and then click the Connect
button.
The Database
Explorer tree control is populated with the databases for the
specified server. Accessible databases are depicted by an enabled cylinder () while the databases that are not accessible are depicted by a
disabled cylinder ().
Note
In Windows Vista, some of the databases
may be not accessible if Windows Authentication is selected and the
application does not run under an administrator role.
Click the Tools\Source Code Explorer menu
item. Select the output folder where the source code has been generated.
Click OK to open the list of source code
sessions. The Source
Code Session Selection dialog box is displayed (as shown
in the following screen shot) if there is at least one code generated
session in this folder.
Click the Code Summary tab
page to get the list of source code files that were generated and their
associated metrics (e.g. number of classes, delegates, interfaces, number
of lines of code etc.).
Click the Stored Procedures tab page to
explore the stored procedures that were generated.
Figure 46: Stored Procedures page
Click the Data Entities, Caching Files, Data Provider,
Business Entities or ASP.NET tab page to explore the C#
source code that was generated.
) while the databases that are not accessible are depicted by a
disabled cylinder (
).
