Creating SQL Server Projects in Visual Studio 2008
For the last couple of weeks I've been unsuccessfully trying to create a SQL Server Project within Visual Studio 2008, until now, that is.
In order to create an SQL Server Project in Visual Studio 2008 several things need to be properly configured:
In order to create an SQL Server Project in Visual Studio 2008 several things need to be properly configured:
- An instance of SQL Server needs to be installed locally (remote servers are not allowed)
- The SQL Browser service must be running
- The database instance must be blank (or pointing to a valid local instance) at the following configuration path: Tools \ Options \ Database Tools \ Design-time Validation Database \ SQL Server Instance Name
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