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A Guided Tour of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Database Development

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Apr 13, 2010

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Learn about the new database development features in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.

Visual Studio 2010 Database Development builds on Visual Studio 2008 Database Edition and includes features only available in a GDR (General Distribution Release) and power tools. New features include TSQL Intellisense, Code Analysis, a specialized Server Project template, and deeper database project configuration.

Existing functionality has also been enhanced, including richer Schema Compare configuration and general improvements in the Visual Studio IDE.

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