Understanding the “offline database development” paradigm
- Posted: Aug 15, 2007 at 1:16 PM
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[Posted on behalf of Brian Keller.]
Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals (or “DBPro”) introduced a new way of working with your database in an “offline” or “sandbox” mode. Understanding how this works exactly requires a new way of thinking about how you build, deploy, and manage
changes to your database. We asked Sachin Rekhi of the DBPro team to explain the paradigm and talk about the updated MSF guidance which adds roles and activities for database professionals.
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