BIDS 2008 (Business Intelligence Development Studio) or Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services Designer is installed.SQL Server Integration Services 2008, 2012, 2014, or 2016 (SSIS component) is installed.If TradeDev is absent from the dropdown list, use the New Connection button to edit the Connection Properties.Prior to installing Devart dotConnect for MySQL SSIS, make sure that the following In the Source database connection section, click Choose a database and select TradeDev. Right-click the newly created TradeDev project in Solution Explorer, select Import, then Database. Such task will be covered in the How to: Change Target Platform and Publish a Database Project topic.Ĭhange the name of the project to TradeDev and click OK to create the new project. You will be able to set your target platform in the Project Settings dialog box after the project has been created. There is no platform-specific project as in previous versions of Visual Studio. Notice that there is only one type of database project: the SQL Server Database Project. In the New Project dialog box, select SQL Server in the left pane. To create a new project and import existing database schemaĬlick File, New, then Project. The results of Build operation can be seen in the Output Window Right-click the TradeDev project in Solution Explorer and select Build to build the database project.
Uncheck the Allow Nulls box for the CustomerId column. This is identical to what we see in the Connected Database Development section. The Table Designer opens, showing the visual interpretation of the table in the Columns Grid, and the script definition of the table in the Script Pane. Notice that the tables and function are grouped under their schema folders.ĭouble-click Products.sql under Tables. Expand the dbo folder and you will find separate Functions, Tables and Views folders. When the import operation has completed, click Finish to exit the final screen.Įxamine the hierarchy in the Solution Explorer. The Import Database dialog shows a progress bar and displays a list of objects SSDT is importing. For an organized hierarchy of all your database objects, accept all default settings and click Start. In the Import Settings section, notice the options for importing specific objects and settings, and creating folders for each schema and/or object type. In the Target project setting, change the name of the project to TradeDev. In the Import Database dialog box, notice that the Source database connection settings have been predefined by the database you have selected in SQL Server Object Explorer. Right-click the TradeDev node in SQL Server Object Explorer and select Create New Project.
To create a new database project off a connected database
The following procedures utilize entities created in previous procedures in the Connected Database Development section.
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