I am attempting to setup the DDT to begin a new project.  The database already exists.  I can connect to the DB and traverse all objects using the management studio.  When I run the import, I am not getting any tables.  The import takes a long time and the progress bars make me think something good is happening, but there are no tables.  The stored procedures are there.  The views are there.  The 102 tables are not.  I am a newbie to the DDT.  What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,
Bill

I am one of the most fallible developers on the planet.  So, with any error I encounter I make the basic assumption that it is my fault.  I always start there.  When I cannot figure it out, I then ask for help from the outside world to tell me where I am wrong, or what is the better way to do something.  Twice I attempted to use the DDT in a brand new project.  This is the first project in which I am using the DDT to do what it is designed to do: "a meta-data tool that is used to create, maintain, and deploy SQL Server schemas and data".  After each attempt I encountered a problem but I did not ask for help until I spent several hours reading, searching forums, testing and retesting my procedures.  Both times I was told that it was a problem that had to be resolved with an update to the DDT.  No big deal--however, I was unable to go forward with my development as I had desired to do it...a "show-stopper", so to speak.  I am not making a complaint here, at all.  I am trying to make sure that I am using this tool for what it was designed to do.  If not, I am hoping you, or someone else, will tell me.

Thanks!
Bill