Develop your database with Visual Studio Sofia Event Center 14-15 May 2014 Develop your database with Visual Studio Ivan Donev Solution Designer | HP

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The world before Talk about tooling

SSMS BIDS The world before SQLCMD Powershell Notepad  Excel SQL Express Talk about tooling

Business Intelligence SQL Server tooling today Manageability SSMS SAMP Development VS SSDT Business Intelligence SSDT-BI PowerBI Talk about tooling

SQL Server Data Tools Visual Studio based development Single tool to support developer’s needs No need for SSMS (almost ) Free availability via Web Platform Installer SQL Server Object Explorer Build and debug with LocalDB No more server-based installations of SQL Server Support for SQL Server 2014 added

Development framework Visual Studio + DACFx Connected Development Project Based Development Schema Deployment SQL Server Object Explorer Source Code Control Schema Comparison T-SQL Editing and Debugging F5 with LocalDB Project Publish Table Designer Multi-Targeting Script Generation CONNECTED PROJECT BASED + DACFx View/Edit Data Go To Definition/Find All References Packaging and Deployment Errors and Validation Refactoring and Intellisense SqlPackage.exe Data Comparison MSBuild Extensibility

Multi-mode table editor GUI window T-SQL window Property window

Platform Targeting Target multiple platforms Project build provides SQL Server versions SQL Azure Project build provides errors/warnings Specific to target No need to create and execute scripts to find issues

SQL Server LocalDB Created specifically for developers Uses the same sqlservr.exe process Lighter SQL Express Richer functionality than Compact No installation and management overhead http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jerrynixon/archive/2012/02/26/sql-express-v-localdb-v-sql-compact-edition.aspx

Schema and data comparison Key Scenarios Selective comparison and update of reference/seed data Preparation of development or testing environments Support for all data types SQL Server 2005, 2008/R2, 2012, 2014, Azure DB Data generation not planned

CLICK TIME Object and Server explorer LocalDB Schema and Data comparison

What about Business Intelligence SSDT – Business Intelligence Still out-of-the-box Be careful with SSIS

Integration with Windows Azure Tools SDK New Windows Azure Node in Server Explorer Link Server Explorer node to Windows Azure subscriptions Browse/navigate Windows Azure assets Launch points for key development/management tasks

SSDT/Visual Studio SKU support Future Visual Studio FREE Standalone, Add-In MSDN Download SQL Server Data Tools for VS 2010   SQL Server Data Tools for VS 2012 Standalone Visual Studio Express SKUs Visual Studio Express for Windows Visual Studio Express for Web Windows Azure SDK for VS 2013 Windows Azure SDK for VS PAY  None Visual Studio Pro+ Updates Integrated In-shell notification & delivery

Summary In-the-box Database Development Improved Cloud integration SSDT-BI is still an additional product SQL Server 2014 support (soon ) Hekaton and PolyBase support All your development in a single tool

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Resources SQL Server 2014 Developer training kit http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=41704 Microsoft SQL Server Data tools http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/tools.aspx VS and SSDT versions http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ssdt/archive/2014/01/31/ssdt-and-visual-studio-versions.aspx SQL Server Express vs. Compact vs. LocalDB http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jerrynixon/archive/2012/02/26/sql-express-v-localdb-v-sql-compact-edition.aspx

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Integration with Windows Azure Tools SDK Visual Studio 2013 Support In-Box In-box support for Web Sites, Databases, Mobile Services Support for more services via full Windows Azure SDK SQL DB support and SQL Tools integration Enumerate databases in all servers across subscriptions Launch point for Windows Azure Management Portal Launch direct connection to database in SQL Server Object Explorer

Development framework Developer oriented toolset SQL Server Windows Azure SQL Databases DACFx Package and deployment Rich runtime and managed API