Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals
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Cameron Skinner, Gert Drapers, Robert Merriman, Thomas Murphy, and Matt Nunn sat down with me to discuss a new edition to the Visual Studio Team product family: Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals. We talked about why this product
was created and Cameron (the product unit manager) gave a walk through of the current CTP release. Targeted for delivery at the end of the year, you can grab the CTP bits and learn more at the team’s website:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/teamsystem/dbpro/
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Any chance this works with Oracle as well?
Thanks for the interest. For V1, we will have support for Microsoft SQL Server 2000 & 2005. We have heard the request for having the tools work with other database platforms and are investigating that for a future release.
Robert Merriman
Test Manager
VS Team Data
Our development team currently uses Visual Team Edition for Software Developers. Will we have to purchase Team Edition for Database Professionals separately when it's released? It sounds from the video that we will not have to. Is this correct?
In Production Database we have multiple tables which has PII (Personal Identity Information) Columns and we would not like to share that with DEV/TEST/UAT environment due to company terms and agreement + policies (as we plan to outsource the work)
Will there be any tool/functions/feature provided in the IDE which will generate "Fictitious Data" for each of these column(s) that we can call before the DB copy is sent to Dev/Test/UAT. May be we can provide an XML which will have Table + Column name combination which we identify as PII column, which we will provide as input to IDE which then does the magic.
We have written some UDF's that we execute on our Database to MOCK current Data column, can those be invoked, if so, could you please let me know how?
Will this tool (IDE) support "Unit Test Code generation" for existing code-base or its only for new code only?
Question on Re-factoring
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What if somebody wants to change the "Column Length"
1. Will the UI display appropriate Object that needs this change
2. If we are reducing the column length, will it warn about DATA Truncation
3. Not sure if it will also display UI dependencies (if I have Solution with one Project for DB and another project for UI) that needs change due to this column name/length change. Will it?
1. Can I disable a specific unit test (from the suite) from running
2. Any way we can get statistics of "Code Coverage"
3. Any plan on adding "Snippets"/"Common Code Library"
Other URLS:
http://blogs.msdn.com/camerons/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/teamsystem/products/dbpro/
This looks like everything I've ever wanted and it's finally integrated into my favorite IDE instead of having to turn to a third part product. Can't wait for it to be released!
Cheers,
Drew
Very nice work. Hope to use it soon. Seems to address most of the pain of working in local/test/prod, etc. It would seem not to be too hard to scan all the embedded sql (i.e. "select x,y from z") in a project to rename names as well. Would this be possible? TIA
List most ISV, we have to support more then just SQL server. Our customers choose the database not us.
When will this support Oracle and db2 as well as SQL server.
Will the SAME unit tests be able to run with more then one vender's database?
Will I be able to compare and move schema changes across SQL Server, Oracle and DB2?
I don’t mind, (in fact I would be very happy) fs you ONLY supported the common subset of SQL between the 3 leading databases. If it only works on SQL server I can’t use it.
If you step up to suite, DBPro is included at no additional charge.
In regards to generating data with DBPro, please see this post as a starting point: https://blogs.msdn.com/camerons/archive/2006/06/30/652407.aspx
Anyhoo, nice product, great job guys!
But unfortunately DB Pro is not available in Orcas beta 1.
Any suggestion? will it be available with next beta?
Thanks,
Girish
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