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I wrote c# procedure in visual studio express 2010 and i want to deploy it
in the database. As far as i know , oracle makes add-in for doing this, but in
express edition of visual studio i dont know how to add this add-in. Is there
a way for adding add-in in visual studio express edition,or there is other way
of deploying them in oracle db ?
VS 2010 Express does not support Add-ins
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/7ef7fce3-76f4-41ad-b306-83b9dad5379e/where-can-i-get-addins-for-visual-studio-express
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After I close my app VS freezes and I can't do anything. I must close VS process. Any solutions?
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Here is my scenario. I wants to do a project using Microsoft Visual C# 2013 and SQL server database. This project is a group project. So that I want to work every member on same project with same centralized database. What are the technologies I have to use and How to do those configurations.
I think its better to use TFS. And create database project using visual studio. Then maintain your local database. And TFS for version controlling and source sharing among group members.
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My current customer hasn't provide me licence for the moment and I alreayd used the 90 day trial. I just want to extedn it for one day in order to put my code on TFS, how can I?
I'm under VS 2013 Ultimate
Thanks in advance
Try using Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition
Visual Studio Community 2013 is a new edition that enables you to unleash the full power of Visual Studio to develop cross-platform solutions.
It is a free full-featured IDE that will allow you to continue your work.
http://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/news/vs2013-community-vs.aspx
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I am a newbie to IT Field.
I have just finished a small web application using mvc in C#.net (Visual Studio 2012)
And I have used SQL Server Management studio 2008 to create database.
Now I want my site to be hosted on Server.
So, my questions are :
1) Should I copy my database(.mdf and .ldf) files to App_Data? If yes then how?
2) After the database issue is cleared how to deploy the web application and
put it on the server?
Can anyone suggest me a simple nice tutorial? Or can you give me just basic understanding?
One way of doing it is
Create a database in somee.com and deploy your database over there. You can access your database in somee.com from management studio
Get your ftp access from somee.com and publish your project over there from visual studio.
thats it..
Consider this thread http://forums.asp.net/t/1903127.aspx
there are lots of article written on how to accomplish this on codeproject
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I currently use team foundation server as a source control, however, its database located on my computer, and I want it to be somewhere on the internet, on a small freeware cloud perhaps.
Is there any free source control systems, which has build-in VS2012 support and free repository storage? What are they?
I have googled a bit, but it is a little hard to detect is the system supports internet-hosted repositories and VS2012 support. I need opinions of real users.
One option is Microsoft's Team Foundation Service, which is hosted TFS and free for small teams.
You might take a look at Perforce. Their partner Assembla has cloud-based Perforce depots, free for up to something like 20 users.
http://www.perforce.com/press/perforce-assembla-partner-deliver-cloud-hosted-solution-accelerates-agile-development
https://www.assembla.com/repositories/perforce?ref=PerforcePR