Can someone answer this simple question for me?
If we are meant to perform development tasks in the new SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio, whay can't we create a database project?
When I try to open my database project from Visual Studio.Net 2003 I get told
"The application for project 'blah' is not installed"
Surely a development tool targeted at database technologies has a database project that allows me to develop stored procedures, etc..., or is Microsoft telling me that I need to purchase a Visual Studio .Net 2005 license to develop databases??
In Visual Studio .Net 2003 I have a database project that consists of numerous folders containing SQL scripts for tables, procedures, views and initialisation data. I can right-click any of these scripts and run it on any one of the database references that are also included in the project.
I thought new versions of products were supposed to introduce new features, not remove useful functionality!
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