I was trying to create a new oracle Database project in Visual studio 2013 but not able to find the right framework to do so. The closest I can find in VS 2013 is "SQLserver Database project" , which is not Oracle.
I am looking for a solution(plug-in/ tutorial) to create the same from couple of days but didn't get anything helpful.
following are the closest but didn't help for a beginner like me :
How to create Oracle database project using Visual studio 2010?
How to create a database project in Visual Studio 2013
If you are using the Ultimate/Enterprise editions of Visual Studio, here is the information you need to connect.
Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio (ODT) is a tightly integrated "Add-in" for Microsoft Visual Studio. Download ODT here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/visual-studio/overview/index-097110.html
Then, connect your application to an Oracle database using the .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle. [source]
In the Choose Data Source dialog box, select Oracle Database, and click OK.
If the Add Connection dialog box opens, and the Data source is not Oracle Database, click Change to open the Choose/Change Data Source dialog box. For more information, see Choose/Change Data Source Dialog Box.
Type the name of the server where the database you want to access is located.
Type the User name and Password used to access the database, if required. For more information, see Add/Modify Connection (Oracle).
Click OK.
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I have installed Visual Studio 2017 with SSDT extension.
There is a Query (on OLAP) in SAP BW. I can connect to this query using Analysis for Office from Excel to see the data from this query. This connection is made through Insert Data source using SAP logon and my credentials.
My question is - Can I open the Query in Visual Studio like a Project? I mean not just see the data without any relationships, but to see the table and design views? How can I import the Model into Visual Studio?
Thank you
You need Microsoft BW Connector installed which is a part of Microsoft® SQL Server® 2016 Feature Pack and also you need BI Developer Extensions for Visual Studio (SSDT) which you supposedly already have.
Just select SAP BW Source as a data source in Visual Studio and follow the instructions from this guide. Finally you should have something like this
I know there are a number of questions relating to SSIS and the “Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable”, but none of them seems to solve my problem.
I have Visual Studio 2005 running onn a 64bit machine. I have successfully downloaded and installed the 64bit Database Engine, as I can see it in Control Panel program list. However, there is no sign of "Micosoft Access" etc when I attempt to create a new OLE DB connection within SSIS. I need this to read Excel xlsx files.
Any ideas?
I just followed the http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/mvc-5/introduction/adding-a-new-field tutorial, and exercise in Visual Studio 2013. When I finished migrating the database, I opened the database file, and connected into Server Explorer. When I right click the table of database, I just find copy, refresh, property, but other options(table definition,show table data,etc) were lost. How can I see the table data and definition in the Visual Studio?
Ive been working on some stuff with Visual Studio 2008, and SQL 2008 aswell..
Then i opened the project on another computer with 2012 version.
And now when im trying to work with the files in 2008 again, i cant open my database.mdf, becouse the 2012 sql has upgraded my database file...
Anything i can do to save it?
(Btw. the data aint that important, but more the whole table setup and relations)
Install 2012 SQL Server Express with Management tools, attach the MDF and extract the schema by generating "create" scripts for the objects you want using the wizard, then re-run the scripts on the new 2008 DB, don't think there's a way to downgrade. See here.
Or you can just keep developing on top of SQL2012, shouldn't be a problem even if you use visual studio 2008.
I created a database in Visual Studio 2010 from Server Explorer. I want to see the auto generated codes created by Visual Studio. Where to find them?
There is no auto generated code. It creates a database on the server you specified in the Create New SQL Server Database dialog box.