Start the publish processĮnter the connection details to start the publish process If you already have existing database project profiles, you can import them (but as of today, only database name and SQLCMD variables can be read from those files). In the following dialog, enter the connection details and the database name. Open the context menu and select the Publish action. it’s just a matter of some clicks and if you haven’t included SQL errors in your script, the database will be deployed within seconds. Deploy your first SQL Database Project with ADS If you included some typos or other SQL syntax errors, ADS and the extension give you some hints what may be wrong in your scripts Something went wrong here. The final structure looks like this – four table scripts, everyone in a single SQL file. First SQL script to create a Customer table In my case, I am going to create several tables and group them in one folder ( Tables) in the project. Context menu to add a new table to the database projectĬhange the SQL script to create your required tables. ADS now creates a new file which contains a basic structure for a table CREATE script. Open the context menu (right click), select the Add Table option and enter the name of the new table. The initial project contains no elements, so it’s our turn to fill it with life. Enter the name of the new SQL database project in ADS Empty database project in ADS Enter the name of the new project, hit ‘enter’ and select the storage location to put your projects files. In this example, I am going to create a new database project from scratch. Open an existing database project (created in SSDT for example).Currently, three options are provided: Select the option how you would like to start your database development in ADS This is the starting place for your database project development. Select the Explorer menu and open the Projects entry. Create your first database project in Azure Data StudioĪnd now, it’s time for the first database project. Install the SQL Database Project extension in Azure Data StudioĪfter the installation, you’ll need to reload ADS (the easiest way is to restart the application). Please search for it in the list of extensions and install it in your ADS instance. After the installation, you’ll need to install the extension. There is currently one requirement to start your database project development in ADS, it is that you need the Insider build of ADS (that you can download here). Install the SQL Database Projects extension SSDT was the only option but since a few weeks, there is a new extension for Azure Data Studio (ADS) available, that allows you to develop database projects in ADS. Are you already working with SQL Server Database projects? Do you think that SSDT is the only option to develop those projects?
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