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sherr wrote:
Hello,
The TFS browse button is available if you have Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer installed on the same machine SQL Source Control is installed.
Unfortunately, TFS 2010 changed its API, so you will not see the browse button if you are using Visual Studio 2010, which includes Team Explorer 2010.
This may explain why you see the browse button on some machines, but not others.
We are tracking requests for this functionality on our Suggestion Forum at http://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/390 ... erver-inst and we do hope to improve the initial linking in a future release to both browse and create folders when you link (http://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/39019-sql-source-control/suggestions/619767-ability-to-create-a-new-folder-in-svn-or-tfs-when-) instead of having to type it in manually.
Well we are using VS2008 on all pc's. So that's not the reason. Also getting this on different OS 1 laptop on windows xp and an other on windows 7. Also the windows 7 is the exactly the same as mine. And I've got no problem. also others with the same configuration have no problems.
Kevin
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sherr wrote:
Hello,
The TFS browse button is available if you have Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer installed on the same machine SQL Source Control is installed.
Unfortunately, TFS 2010 changed...
Browse button unvisible
With certain pc's here when linking a database we don't get the option to browse into the TFS directory.
The button is invisible, always have to enter this manually.
chrisk5 wrote:
The only way at the moment to generate a script to deploy the database contained in SQL Source Control is as follows.
Get the latest version of the database from the repository and then, using SQL Compare, compare it either with a blank database or a copy of the database in question. Next generate the script using the Synchronisation Wizard. You can then save this script and apply it to the server in question.
This document may be of use: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... ce_Control\help\1.0\SSC_deploying.htm&p=SQL%20Source%20Control
Idd that's the method currently used. But it would be nice to generate a script with the differences of the local database and the database in sql source control. So we can use these updatescripts in our setups. Acually a nice integration of sql compare. / comments
chrisk5 wrote:
The only way at the moment to generate a script to deploy the database contained in SQL Source Control is as follows.
Get the latest version of the database from the repository an...
Getting the full update script
Hi,
Is there a way to get the full update script that is being automaticly generated when doing a get latest.
When we want to deploy a database on a server not within our network, it would be usefu...
Because before we just used standard scripts to deploy a database.
And now with sql source control we get a lot of conflict because of extended properties that are automated generated by sql server 2008 when modifying a view.
And I know that with sql compare there is an option to ignore these properties. / comments
Because before we just used standard scripts to deploy a database.
And now with sql source control we get a lot of conflict because of extended properties that are automated generated by sql server...
Extended properties
Is there a way to ignore extended properties whith sql source control
/Greetz