I have VS.NET 2003 and also have BizTalk 2004 installed on the machine.

Usually it is possible to add a DataSet to a project and then drag a stored
procedure to the design surface to create a strongly typed dataset.
With BizTalk 2004 installed the schema designer comes up as that from
BizTalk and this does not give a design surface to drag and drop to.

How can I make VS show the default schema designer instead of the BizTalk
2004 one so that I can create datasets as before??

Thanks for your help.

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Shaun Venus

emailid: sunevnuahs
domain: hotmail.com
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Right click the dataset and choose Open With. Then Select XML Schema Editor
but before you click ok, hit the Set as Default Button - This has to be
the most annoying feature that I"ve ever experienced b/c you can't do squat
with datasets w/ the Biztalk editor. Fortunately it's easy enough to fix.

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"Shaun" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have VS.NET 2003 and also have BizTalk 2004 installed on the machine.
>
> Usually it is possible to add a DataSet to a project and then drag a
stored
> procedure to the design surface to create a strongly typed dataset.
> With BizTalk 2004 installed the schema designer comes up as that from
> BizTalk and this does not give a design surface to drag and drop to.
>
> How can I make VS show the default schema designer instead of the BizTalk
> 2004 one so that I can create datasets as before??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> --------------------------
> Shaun Venus
>
> emailid: sunevnuahs
> domain: hotmail.com
> --------------------------