Friday, July 18, 2008 9:57 PM
gertd
CTP 15 Is Here!
We just released a new CTP of the upcoming 2008 update, Microsoft® Visual Studio Team System 2008 Database Edition GDR July CTP is here!
You can download it from MSDN:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=bb3ad767-5f69-4db9-b1c9-8f55759846ed&displaylang=en
Most important changes:
- Project upgrade is now in place. For those of you who were kind enough to donate their database projects, thank you!
- Mixed projects are no longer supported, from now on server projects represent only server creatable objects and user objects that need to be deployed to “master”. Another change is that server options will not get deployed; we only validate the settings as pre-requisites for a deployment. As such server options (sp_configure) have been added to the project system.
- The interpreter now understands temporary tables, table variables and select into column sources.
- The Static Code Analysis MSBuild task was added
- XSD Reference user interface support is enable, but it does not yet create XML Schema Collections
- And lots of fixes since CTP14
Please file bugs using Microsoft Connect and post questions on the MSDN forum.
Thanks,
-GertD
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About gertd
Hello,
My name is Gert Drapers, I am a Software Architect in the Windows Server Directory Services team, working on incubation projects. Before my current role I was the Lead Software Architect and Engineering Manager of the Visual Studio Team System Database Edition product, where I designed and developed the declarative database development tooling which is now shipping inside Visual Studio.
Since 1991, I contributed to many parts and releases of Microsoft SQL Server and to the Transaction Management infrastructure (MS-DTC, WS-AtomicTransaction and System.Transactions).
When I am not working, I am spending time with my wife and three lovely daughters; I love to cook and make music. Besides that I am trying to serve the SQL Server community by writing tools and articles which are published on http://SQLDev.Net
I hope you enjoy the blog,
-GertD