Invalid Object Name Error In Sql Server
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| Read Comments (1) | Related Tips: More > SQL Server Management Studio Problem While launching the database property page of a database in SQL Server Management Studio, I received this error: Invalid object name 'master.dbo.spt_values'. What does this mean? How did this error occur? How can I fix this error? In this tip we will look at a workaround to fix this error. Solution I came across this issue when I was trying to launch the database property page for a database in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). If you right click on a database in SSMS you will get the following error message: From the error it looks like object dbo.sp_values is not found in the master database. I did some Google searches and found this as an undocumented system table, which contains various data items used by a Microsoft system stored procedures in the master database. Many people and some experts suggested running a SQL script named u_table.sql, which ships with SQL Server and is located on the drive where you installed SQL Server. My SQL Server program files are installed on the C: drive, so this script is located in "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Install". I executed this script, but this didn't solve the issue. Since the issue remained, I found a work-around to fix this issue. I decided to import the same object from another server which was running the same SQL Server version and edition. This will not create a system view, but it will create a user object with the same name and can be workaround to fix this issue. This solution worked and fixed my issue, then I was able to launch the database property page in SSMS. Step 1: There are multiple ways to create this object from other servers. You can generate a script or you can use the Import Export Wizard. I used the Import Export Wizard to import this object from a similar server. Go to the instance where you are facing this issue and right