When I use
SqlConnection.GetSchema("Tables");
it returns all the tables AND views for the target database.
Is there any way to just return tables? All the research I have done indicates I am doing this correctly yet it always returns the views like they are tables. I have dug down into the DataTable in debug and I can't even find a difference. The data types are reported the same... As far as I can tell, it can't differentiate between a view and a table. (It does make sense in a way since a view for all intents and purposes IS a table.)
I am using the Northwind database for testing.
I am writing the application in C#.
Here is the code that I am running to get the schema info. Pretty simple.
SQLCon.Open();
DataTable tables = SQLCon.GetSchema("Tables");
SQLCon.Close();
I would very much like to use the getschema method and not have to query the database in another fashion... if at all possible.
Here is the complete syntax
DataTable table = connection.GetSchema("Tables", new string[] { null, null, null, "BASE TABLE" });
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