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Problem Description I'm unable to use the Slowly Changing Dimension Wizard in Visual Studio 2022 with SSIS. I get different errors on subsequent attempts: First attempt: Method does not exist. (...
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We have a SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) Visual Studio database project, and we deploy the DACPAC output using DacFx + PowerShell scripts. In this project, we enable: Database-level change tracking via ...
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I am able to create an SSDT solution, with projects, and build in VS Pro 2022 without any issues. However, when I do the same in VS Code, I get the following warning: Restore succeeded with 1 warning(...
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Currently all of our SSDT packages have been created with SQL Server Data Tools 2015 We are looking to upgrade to SSDT 2022. I installed Visual Studio 2022 with the following selected during setup: ...
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I have a scenario where my SSDT project needs to reference a second database via Dacpac, but the destination schema could change per environment. In the example below I have my primary database with a ...
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We have a Visual Studio SQL server data tools solution with multiple databases for an on-premise database server. Our datawarehouse database references many of the source databases which have been ...
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We have hundreds of SSIS packages created with Visual Studio 2015 and currently they all run perfectly fine through batch commands that execute the following: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL ...
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To create Integration Service packages before, I could set up the development environment without caring about Visual Studio edition. Because the shell copy of Visual Studio 2017 was apparently ...
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I am in the process of updating our local instance to SQL Server 2022. I have all of the SQL Server configuration done, but I am having problems getting our SSIS packages to open in Visual Studio and ...
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I am writing a VS extension for VS 2022 and want to retrieve a list of servers/databases in SQL Server Object Explorer. This window is provided by (I believe) SQL Server Data Tools. It is not the same ...
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I can't upload the Image to SO for some reason so see the imgur screenshot here#1 and here#2 and here#3. [edit] In 3rd example, the only diff emphasis is on the keyword CREATE (casing problem) while ...
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We are currently using Visual Studio 2017 and have several SSIS packages that were originally developed in older versions of Visual Studio. These packages utilize Microsoft Access Database Engine (...
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There are several *.sql files in the projects that are excluded from the build (Build = None). I would like to use <Build Include="**\*.sql" /> include type for the objects, so I'll ...
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I have setup a connection to my local SQL Server, over the "SQL Server Object Explorer" in Visual Studio. Is there a way, built in or maybe with an extension, for setting the focus to a ...
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The whole plan is to create dacpacs in linux docker container. I saw that there is dotnet msbuild option, however when I try to build the project it complains that it can't find Microsoft.Data.Tools....
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