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    SQLDMO in .NET?

    In VB6, when i wanted to manipulate SQL Server from code I would included a reference to the SQL-DMO. Is there a newer way to do this in .NET?
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    Here's an article on how to use SQL-DMO in .NET
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    Das ist ser gut Memnoch1207!
    I was just thinking earlier today about if this was possible, since I'll need something like it for an upcomming project.
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