问题
I am using Visual Studio 2008 Database Project GDR2 to manage multiple databases and I am getting a number of errors related to synonyms.
Project-A has a reference to Project-B because Project-A has a number of synonyms to tables in Project-B. The full error I'm getting is "TSD04105: The model already has an element that has the same name dbo.[OBJECT]". This always points at the synonym.
The issue seems to be that the synonym on Project-A has the same name as the table on Project-B. Obviously I could rename all my synonyms so that they have different names than the tables, but this introduces a LOT of work on my part (there's over 140 synonyms so far).
Removing the reference to Project-B will get rid of that error, but instead all of my stored procedures in Project-A generate errors because it can't reference the tables in Project-B any more.
Is there a way to fix this problem short of renaming all the synonyms? What is the appropriate way to handle this situation in the Database Project?
回答1:
I had this issue between a 2008 server project and a database project and I solved it by using a literal Database Variable Value.
Referencing project properties -> References Tab -> Database Variable Value
I would say that you could also use a Database Variable Name/Value pair as well.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3294375/model-already-has-an-element-errors-tsd04105-when-using-visual-studio-2008-d