1. Introduction to SSDT Daniel Maxic (DanMaxic@gmail.com)DanMaxic@gmail.com Important note: in order to make this presentation I have used some of the content from the presentation toke place in TechEd 2011/2012 Thank you guys: Gert Drapers (Principal PM @Microsoft) Sarah McDevitt (PM @Microsoft) Bill Gibson (Principal PM Architect @Microsoft) Mark Wilson-Thomas (PM @Microsoft)

2. Agenda  Great News- database development is hard  Introducing the SSDT  Demo

3. Database development is hard!  Database development uses multi tooling or be manual  Hard to synchronize app and database versions –no source control for database schema  Need to preserve data puts focus on ALTER scripts  Dependencies make even simple tasks complex  No testing environment for databases  Database versions might take a long time  Errors detected late (sometimes too late)  Targeting different environments: (Dev\QA\Integ\Prod) Some Great News!

4. What if – there where a better way?  Declarative not scripted – using only CREATE statements  Model-based design and validation  Use schema differencing for  Incremental import and deployment  Drift detection and reconciliation  Schema and app under SAME source code control  Test locally, deploy to SQL Server or SQL Azure\ RDS

5. SSDT  SQL Server data tools or project code name “Juneau“ SSDT Database Services Database Services Analysis Services Reporting Services Integration Services

6. SSDT Database Services

7. demo Connected Development Project Based Development

8. SSDT Database Services

9. What is the SSDT SQL Package

10. The Database model DAC SQL Server Data Tools SQL Server Management Studio Publish Compare Sync Import Export Register Unregister SQL Azure Management Portal

11. DAC

12. Questions?

13. SQL Server 2012 Eval Copy Get Certified! Hands-On Labs Thank you…