1. Sql Server Data Diff Tool

If you have been managing SQL Server software solutions for a while, you've probably developed a process for pushing database changes for your applications to your various database servers. If you've been implementing the latest trends in database code publishing technology, you have probably even implemented database migration scripts for major published versions. Dlw indian railway museum. If you're really awesome you've even checked SQL scripts in for each development revision that you've checked into your repository. If you're using automated tasks to push and deploy these migrations to various development and production database servers, you've reached the upper echelon of database developers. It used to be that this level of automation was only obtainable by either writing these features yourself or by purchasing very expensive database development software and comparison tools. With Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools you can have these features available to you for free in Visual Studio and not just the Professional or Premium versions but available for all versions of Visual Studio from 2012 up including the new 2015 Community Edition. Shout out to the Dev Team at Microsoft and who ever made SQL Server Data Tools available; I'm your biggest fan.

Sql Server Data Diff Tool

The SQL Server Object Explorer and Table Designer With the installation of the SQL Server Data Tools, the extension installs a new view called the SQL Server Object Explorer. Much like the Server Explorer, this view pane allows you to connect to SQL Server databases and view the databases and their structure. Fifa free download for pc full version. It adds additional functionality to execute SQL queries and create new server objects; it's like having SQL Server Management Studio inside Visual Studio. Download fnaf on pc. Figure 1 - SQL Server Object Explorer and the Table Designer Along with the SQL Server Object Explorer, a new Table Designer has been included with SQL Server Data Tools that allows you to create Tables from a familiar User Interface. As you make changes to the table from either the SQL pane or the Designer pane, the other updates automatically.