1. Database Development with SQL Server Developer Tools, Code Name “Juneau”
PNW SQL Users Group
August 10th, 2011
35/Kalaloch Microsoft campus, Redmond
Gert Drapers – Principal Group Program Manager
Barclay Hill – Senior Program Manager

2. SQL Server Developer Tools, code-named "Juneau"
SUMMARY
In the SQL Server “Denali” release, the SQL Server Developer Tools, code- named "Juneau", provide a brand-new developer experience for database developers by bringing a familiar Microsoft Visual Studio development paradigms to bear; debug, refactor and maintain your database declaratively.
This session introduces you to the new tools and how you can leverage them to build, maintain and deploy your SQL Server and SQL Azure databases, standalone or inside a team environment. Come and learn about what these new tools are really about, how declarative database development can help ease schema management and how it eases the integration between application and database developers.
10/8/2019
MICROSOFT CORPORATION

3. Agenda SQL Server database development today is hard
WHAT will be covered today
SQL Server database development today is hard
There is a better way to develop databases for SQL Server
Introducing SQL Server Developer Tools, Code Named “Juneau”
Demos
Connected/Online Development
Disconnected/Offline Development
Publishing your Database Changes
Managing Database Drift QA
10/8/2019
MICROSOFT CORPORATION

4. SQL Database Development today is hard…
SQL Database Development challenges
Databases are stateful entities in their very nature (ALTER)
Dependencies make managing and preserving the state even more challenging
Errors in T-SQL code are often found only when the code is executed
Synchronizing application and database versioning adds more layers of complexity
Targeting more than one version of SQL is very difficult to manage
Databases are moving targets
10/8/2019
MICROSOFT CORPORATION

5. There is a better way..
To overcome these challenges we must work smarter
Develop the database declaratively (CREATE), not imperatively (ALTER)
Bring validation and verification into design time (DT Model)
Use consistent tools when working connected or disconnected (Tooling works on top of Model)
Have Schema Model differencing capabilities at our disposal (Compare and Update Models)
Develop locally in a sandbox (isolated); publish changes off box (shared)
Bring application and database development into the same environment and source repository
10/8/2019
MICROSOFT CORPORATION

6. Introducing SQL Server Developer Tools
Code named “Juneau”
Analysis Services
Database Projects
Integration Services
Reporting Services
Database Projects
SQL Server Explorer
Static Analysis
Database Publishing
T-SQL Language Services
Buffered
Declarative Editing
Table Designer
Schema Comparison
Local Database Runtime
SQL/CLR
10/8/2019
MICROSOFT CORPORATION

7. SQL Server Developer Tools ahead…
Roadmap
July CTP3 available now through web download/install
Ships with:
SQL Azure Service Releases
SQL Box Releases (Upcoming Denali Release)
Visual Studio VNext
10/8/2019
MICROSOFT CORPORATION

8. Already using Visual Studio Database Projects?
SSDT Juneau vs. VSTSDB/DBPRO
Project conversion is available:
Convert GDR and 2010 Projects to SSDT Juneau Projects
Conversion is one-way
Features not yet available in SSDT
Data Comparison
Data Generation
Database Unit Testing
Extensibility: Build/Deploy, SCA, etc.
10/8/2019
MICROSOFT CORPORATION

9. Demos: Connected/Online Development Disconnected/Offline Development
Publishing your Database Changes
Managing Database Drift

10. More resources… Get the CTP3 bits now!
More information on SQL server developer tools
Get the CTP3 bits now!
Communicate with the team and ask questions through our forum
2011 TechEd Sessions:
Build SQL Server databases using Juneau without leaving Visual Studio
Juneau Database Project integration with existing .NET applications via Entity Framework
SSDT Team Blog

11. Comments and Questions?
Gert Drapers:
Barclay Hill: