I'm using Visual Studio 2010 and created database tables with relationships. Is there an easy way to save/view the sql and then run a new query on my hosted sql server db to crea开发者_运维百科te each table?
Visual Studio 2010 can do a lot of stuff around databases - but at some point, you just have to switch to SQL Server Management Studio, and this is one of those cases.
In SSMS, you can easily generate T-SQL scripts to create your database objects - tables, procedures, whatever. I don't know of any way to do this inside VS.
Actually VS can make a full synchronization of a database against a known schema - very nice for source control. You need a high version, though - I think Ultimate. Check the different database style projects you have available.
I finally figured it out. In Visual Studio you can right click on any database, hosted or local and use the publishing wizard. I followed the steps at this link as the wizard is not very user friendly. http://products.secureserver.net/products/hosting/PublishingWithDPW.htm
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