I’m using VS2010 Database Projects as a way of versioning our da开发者_JAVA技巧tabase code between release versions. So far, the solution provided seems good; however there is one problem I wonder if
So I have a VS2010 Database Project that I am deploying, with a few schema changes.I have one table in particular that the VSDBCMD insists on \"rebuilding\" i.e. rename->create->copy->drop
When using vsdbcmd to deploy my database: vsdbcmd.exe /a:Deploy /manifest:MyDatabase.deploymanifest I Get:
I\'m trying to use VS 2010 Sql Server Database Project to keep track on changes made on my database and to generate appropriate scripts when a change needs to be deployed from dev to production enviro
I have a database project for a web app, and currently I have it configured to fail if data loss may occur during deployment.I feel safer this way. However I\'ve run into a problem.I actually need to
I\'m working on a project with a fairly large SQL Server database. The schema for the database is already in a Visual Studio Database project which I mostly use to track schema changes in source contr
I\'ve just read the VS 2010 Database Project Guidance document (link to guidance document) and I\'m still none the wiser about what\'s a sensible strategy for Continuous Integration DB builds and Unit
I\'m looking at the Database Project in VS2010, the idea being that I want something I can use to keep track of the database schema (in source control) and the ability to generate \"new install\" scri
There are a number of files in my database project that AnkhSvn isn\'t co开发者_如何学编程mmitting to the repository.To clean things up using Tortoise, can I safely add them all to the ignore list?
I have a database and a database pro开发者_运维问答ject in Visual studio 2010. I inferred the schema in the database project successfully but I also need to import somehow the data in a few tables (Co
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