Just Released…Team Edition for Database Professionals SR1
Team System July 24th, 2007
The Data DUDE team announced that Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals Service Release 1 is ready for consumption!
To summarize the knowledgebase article, the following features have been added:
- Cross-database references: You can reference objects within different databases by using database project references or by referencing a database metafile (.dbmeta).
- Improved SQL Server file groups support: You can define files within file groups as database project properties instead of having to create files and file groups within the pre-deployment storage script.
- Variables: Variables can now be defined in the database properties and referenced from your deployment deployment scripts.
The Service Release is made available in 9 languages:
- Italian – Italy
- Chinese – Taiwan
- Korean – Korea
- English – United States
- Chinese – China
- French – France
- German – Germany
- Spanish (Traditional Sort) – Spain
- Japanese – Japan
The knowledge base (KB) article describing the service release can be found here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936612/
The actual download page can be found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=9810808c-9248-41a5-bdc1-d8210a06ed87&displaylang=en
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