So i want to script my database, as you can see i have it in my visual studio project:
But in my MSSQL Server Management it's not showing all tabels
What should i do in this situation? How do i get it in my MSSQL Management so then i can script it?
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I created the DB in Azure, then connected SQL Server Management Studio, added the table. But in my project in Visual Studio there is no that table after I refreshed.
I would love to manage and create my databases in SQL Server using SQL Server Management Studio and use them in Visual Studio but I can't connect to the same database :
Different Version of SQL used
As you can see, Visual Studio is connected to SQL Server 13.0 and Management Studio is connected to SQL Server 12.0.
Can someone help me to figure this out and make the two programs using the same database.
Thanks in advance for your help
You are connected to different instances of SQL Server. Visual Studio is connected to a LocalDB instance while SQL Server Management Studio is connected to SQL Server Express instance. To resolve this issue you just select local instance at login step of SQL Server Management Studio tool.
I repeated this process about a hundred times.
From scratch:
I created a new website in Visual Studio Express 2013 "ASP.NET Empty Web Site".
Then created an ASP.NET Folder "App_Data".
I switched to Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2012.
Connect to Server
Server name: (LocalDB)\v11.0
Authentication: Windows Authentication
Right-click the Databases folder and chose "New Database..."
Database name: MyData
Owner: <default>
Path: path to the App_Data folder that I created in Visual Studio.
From Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio I created one table without problems.
I can see the Visual Studio updated with the Database in App_Data folder.
I closed Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, and Visual Studio.
I reopened Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, and Visual Studio.
The Database "MyData" disappeared from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio!!!.
But it still exist in Visual Studio.
It is expected to be still exist in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
So why it disappeared from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio???
How to prevent that from happening?
I have a sql database opened in Visual Studio 2012 express database explorer and would like to generate create table sql script for the entire database.
In PHP myAdmin there is such a functions but can't find it in VS 2012 express. If you open table for table the create table script is displayed and can be copied one by one but there seem to be no such function when selecting multiple tables or whole database.
Does anyone know if it's possible in VS 2012 Express?
Use SQL Server Management Studio Express.
I created a new LocalDB database from Visual Studio in my WPF project. Now I'd like to run a SQL Script to create all the tables in it. But I can't find how I can open the database with SQL Management Studio? Is it supposed to work like an .sdf file where you can browse to open the database?
Thanks
You must install SQL Server 2012 Management Studio (Express) as described here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlexpress/archive/2011/10/27/net-framework-4-now-supports-localdb.aspx - download location: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=29062