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I'm using the default Sql Workflow Persistence Service to manage workflow persistence in an application I'm developing. I used the scripts provided by Microsoft to generate the schema and logic in a SQL database. Up until now, it's worked great; however, I'd like to change the names of both the tables and stored procedures to comply with a naming convention of my choosing.

For example, the script provided by Microsoft generated a stored procedure named RetrieveNonblockingInstanceStateIds and I'd like to change it's name to wf_RetrieveNonblockingInstanceStateIds.

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You could probably create your own persistence service, but personally I'd leave it well alone as it is.

Neil Barnwell
Yeah... I ended up deciding it wasn't worth the hassle. I found no way of doing it without creating my own persistence service provider, and it's really not worth it, just to rename some tables and stp's :)
Evan