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Please point me to an example if you know of one.

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I don't know of any examples but I do know that you'll probably want to use the SQL Management Objects (SMO) to manage the SQL Server objects. Have a look at http://www.sqldbatips.com/showarticle.asp?ID=34 for a good article on getting started with SMO. There are a lot of other tutorials on SMO out there as well.

TLiebe
Thanks. I'll take a look.
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try QueryExpress by Joseph Albahari, it comes with source code and is written in C#

TheVillageIdiot
Awesome! Thanks dude.
thanks VERY much. up points for that answer.
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