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Immediately after we add the database to SQL Source Control, we have done the Initial Commit. Once an initial commit is done, our database is in our version control system (be it TFS, GIT or any other VCS). At this point of time, both our database and the database in source control are identical. If we click on Get Latest, we won’t get any changes because both the databases are identical. Only if we modify the schema or data in our original database, then only SQL Control will detect the changes between the databases. In your case, you might not have done any changes to your database schema. That might be the reason why your Update.sql file is showing like below.
/*
This script is empty because the Target and Source schemas are identical.
*/
My suggestion to make few modifications to your database schema, then try building the release package. / comments
Immediately after we add the database to SQL Source Control, we have done the Initial Commit. Once an initial commit is done, our database is in our version control system (be it TFS, GIT or any ot...