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Problems Making Stored Procedures

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Basically whenever I try and create a Stored Procedure it asks me to save it over and over, and no matter how many times I save it, it still doesn't appear under Stored Proceedures. The proceedure itself is error free and should run fine.

Environment: Visual Studio 2012 Professional with Blend

Purpose: Creating Reports within a Database Application

Expected result: Procedure is inserted into solution so I can create the relevant report viewing form

Actual result: Unable to get past "Save procedure" 

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