I am currently using Visual Studio 2010 and have few DTS packages to debug. I am not able to view those DTS Packages which I have tried installing the dts run time. backward compatibility for my sql server 2008. but could not figure out a way to see these packages and edit them.
Does anyone have any Suggestions on how to View DTS Packages
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My work space is visual basic, visual c++ , Sql in my current vs2013 which I provuded in picture, There is a lot of confusion in downloading vs2017 offline, so I need help in command to download offline for specific visual basic, visual c++, sql server
Hi you can download setup full packages in this site: https://www.nosware.com/visual-studio-2017-offline-installer/1528/
There is two option in there: first ±2GB for Desktop Development Only like: VB.NET, Csharp and C++, if you want full packages ±23GB, you can scroll down in bottom to download in two part, just using winrar to extract part file. Hope it helps.
Go to the following link and download the ISO version of VS2017, that will allow you to install VS while not connected to the internet.
https://developerinsider.co/download-visual-studio-2017-web-installer-iso-community-professional-enterprise/
I've created a SQL 2008 database project in Visual Studio 2010. I have imported existing tables and stored procedures using both of the available methods of import (script or connecting to db). Regardless of which method I use, after the import completes I see my table files in the Visual Studio project, however, I get the following error when trying to view the object by double clicking on it:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I can also see the files I am trying to access on the hard drive. Perhaps this is a permissions issue masked with an obscure error message? I've done some research and am stumped at this point. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Details on Visual Studio 2010: Version 10.0.40291.1 SP1Rel
My OS is: Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard
Thanks!
Starting VS 2010 with "devenv /ResetSkipPkgs", should help, mostly due to the "non-loading problem" of some of the key modules.
I installed Microsoft WebMatrix, which, I believe comes with SQL Server CE4. I've tried opening the SDF file in SQL Management Studio (SQL 2008), but I get the following error message:
-------- Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio:
There is no editor available for
'C:\efTest\App_Data\SchoolRepository.sdf'.
Make sure the application for the file
type (.sdf) is installed.
How do I view/modify my .sdf database?
I see there is a similar question on StackOverflow (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4070860/sql-compact-4-0-cant-open-read-sdf-file) but I would really like to use Management Studio if I can, and not another 3rd party tool.
Have you tried the SQL Server Compact Toolbox?
or the SQL Compact Query Analyzer?
You can download sql ce through web api just follow this link
visual-studio-tools-for-sql-serverl
to do that.
Here are a couple which have worked quite well for me in terms of connecting to SQL CE 3.5 and 4.0 databases:
LINQPad - (See my remark to question) It works quite well plus it allows for specifying LINQ or SQL for queries.
CompactView - Seems pretty full featured + install creates a nice Windows file association so one can simply double-click to open/connect to .sdf files for instance.
All of the other options require SQL CE 4.0 Database Provider installed on your machine.
This one doesn't need provider http://sqlcequery.codeplex.com/
If you are using Visual Studio 2015, 2013, 2012, 2010, try SqlCeToolbox.4.5.0.3.vsix. It is SQL Server Compact/SQLite Toolbox for Visual Studio.
The link:
http://www.sokhawin.com/how-to-open-sql-compact-edition-file-sdf-in-visual-studio-or-linqpad/
It has ability to open and edit.
I use the data and schema comparison tools in Visual Studio a great deal. I just finished installing VS 2010 on a new VM and realized, of course, that all the saved data connections from my previous installation are not available. Is there a way to transfer these connections between installations of VS 2010?
I believe you just copy the file from
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\
Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\ServerExplorer\DefaultView.SEView
from the installation with the data connections to the same location in the VM.
I'm trying to build a setup project in Visual Studio 2005, and it is failing every time, after opening a dialog box labeled Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Tools and configuring for a few minutes. The Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Tools dialog then launches a dialog with the text Failure creating local group SQLServer2005NotificationServices$COMPUTER_NAME. I suspect this failure is because I'm not currently local admin on my machine (a situation I hope will be rectified rapidly), but I don't see why I need to configure MS SQL 2005, as my project does not use it, and in fact has no DB connectivity. How can I get past this step to a successful build?
Related:
Visual studio configures SQL 2008 on every build
Visual Studio Setup and Deployment build fails with no errors
Update: Got my admin back, but this is still taking up time to run, and I'd still like to be rid of it.
I found something about it on Microsoft Connect. Seems like it's a bug. In the reply they linked to a knowledge base article with some workarounds.