Getting ready to start work on my next project and decided to use SQL Server 2012. The reason I am using sql 2012 is because it now supports sequences which is what I really need. In my research I found that llblgen supports sql server 2012. Is there anymore out there that support it?
SauceDB works just fine with Sql 2012. http://sauce.codeplex.com
disclamer: I wrote it
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I've been playing around with the Microsoft GeekQuiz sample but recently updated Visual Studio/SQL Server to newer versions.
When loading it I got the following:
There is no database file in my solution explorer, and as far as I know the GeekQuiz sample creates the database in the TriviaContext so there wouldn't be one anyway unless I'm mistaken about how this all works?
Just update the connection string in the GeekQuiz solution to point to your already installed SQL Server 2014 instance.
No need to "upgrade" (or downgrade) your SQL Server - SQL Server 2012 Express and SQL Server 2014 are sufficiently similar that (almost) anything that runs on SQL Server 2012 Express will also happily run on an already installed SQL Server 2014 "full" installation.
I am trying to add a SQL Server database item into my ASP.Net website.
I have SQL Server 2012 installed but when I press add in Visual Studio I get the following error
Connection to SQL server database files (.mdf) require SQL Server 2005 Express or SQL Server 2008 Express to be installed and running on the local computer. The current version of SQL Server Express can be downloaded and at the following at the following URL: "
I am wondering if I can get it to work with 2012 in the way it would with 2005/2008 or will I need to download 2005/2008 to get this feature?
I only ask because it seems a little strange that VS2013 is not not compatible with SQL Server 2012...
PS: I am trying to follow the following tutorial and that is why I am hoping to get this to work so I can follow the tutorial as intended. "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tyr1YXpNOrk"
by SQL Server Management Studio create your database, then in vs 2013 asp.net project use this database into web.config file
in vs 2013 and Server Explorer tab and Data Connections with Add Connection or Create new sql server database use from your db or create new sql 2012 db
I am wondering if i can get it to work with 2012 in the way it would with 2005/2008
What for? To my knowledge that was retired for the bad issues it created.
Visual Studio 2013 comes with an ad job user version of MSSQL (localdb) that is non-install-required and used in case.
Otherwise install the normal sql server and reate the db - do not rely on this functionality (like most non-trivial shops anyway) and no problem arises to start.
Yes It can be done through Visual studio and here is the link to guide A-Z
It will IIS to deploy ASP site.
http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/older-versions/models-(data)/creating-model-classes-with-linq-to-sql-cs
Hope this will work as it worked for me
Is it possible to create a DataContext for connection to a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 using Visual Studio 2012?
Hope this Information helps:
Mainstream support for SQL Server 2000 ended on 04/08/2008. Visual
Studio 2010 only supports SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008/2008 R2.
In order to continue working with SQL Server 2000, you may use any of
the earlier releases of Visual Studio.
The ODBC connection is still enabled as ODBC is version independent.
You will find many features disabled for ODBC connections.
see source
Microsoft states that some functionalities like Take and Skip have certain limitations when they are used in queries against SQL Server 2000, which means it works but with limitations.
Check this link too.
I have this SQL Server CE database (with more tables and data) which I would like to convert to SQL 2008 because I want use it in Server (application need to used by many). I am using SQL 2008 express and C#.
Please suggest how I can do this.
Have you tried the Data Migration Wizard?
Anyhow, you might find this interesting:
http://exportsqlce.codeplex.com/
Original source:
http://bembengarifin-tech.blogspot.com/2008/08/generate-script-export-data-from-sql-ce.html
This tutorial should help you. It shows you how to convert .sdf to .cs object using SQLMetal.exe
Maybe a good idea is to try microsoft (free) tool, Sql Server Management Studio :
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=7593
Microsoft WebMatrix uses Compact SQL (.sdf file) by default. In the Database view, if SQL SVR is installed, there is a Migrate to SQL Server top menu item. There is also a menu selection to install SQL Server. Both WebMatrix and (a version of) SQL SVR 2008 are free to install.
You could use MSDeploy to migrate your database:
http://erikej.blogspot.com/2011/03/migrate-sql-server-compact-database-to.html
Here's the story: I created a SQL Compact 3.5 database and used SQLMetal.exe to generate DataContext for it. It worked well, but soon I realized that it simply does not suit my needs so I decided to go for SQL Express 2008. I fired up the very same SQL script I used for the Compact to create schema and then fired up SQLMetal.exe tool. I didn't expected the generated DataContext to be different, but I was missing all the relations for some reason.
Here's the SQL Compact commandline:
SQlMetal.exe /code:MyCode.cs MyDatabase.sdf
And here's the SQL Express 2008:
SQlMetal.exe /code:MyCode.cs /server:MyServer /database:MyDatabase
Any ideas?
Try SQL Server 2005. It should work fine.