Visual Studio 2012: A Complete IDE (Debugging & Source Control) Kevin Howell

 Visual Studio 2012 IDE Basics  Debugging Procedures  Create Database Project  Source Control (TFS)  Schema Compare Agenda

 SQL Server Object Explorer  Management Studio functionality integrated in Visual Studio  Table Designer  Add/Edit tables in Visual Studio  Source Control Explorer  Manage solutions and project versions IDE Overview

 Load project with source to make call to database  Connect to target database in SQL Server Object Explorer  Allow SQL/CLR Debugging for the Server instance  Enable SQL Server debugging in the Debug tab of the Properties section of your project  Set the breakpoints in both project code and schema object to evaluate Debugging Procedures

 Start a new project. Under Other Languages, SQL Server template, select SQL Server Database Project  Follow the wizard to import a database  Under import settings, only check Import Permissions and set the folder structure to Object Type  After import is complete, clean and build the solution Database Project

 Team Foundation Server 2012  Basic Install Requirements:  SQL Server 2012 or 2008R2 instance  Full-text Search feature on instance  Use TFS 2010 for SQL 2008 and earlier  Integrates with VS 2012 IDE  Complete version control of SQL Schema  Can perform schema comparison & deployment Source Control

 Found under SQL menu in Visual Studio  Much improved in VS 2012  Requires Premium or Ultimate VS  Same requirement for VS 2010 Schema Compare

 Visual Studio 2012 features: us/library/vstudio/bb aspx#BKMK_DataAppDevhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/library/vstudio/bb aspx#BKMK_DataAppDev  Using Table Designer: us/library/hh272695(v=VS.103).aspxhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/library/hh272695(v=VS.103).aspx References