Hello everybody,
I did a lot of woirk on Sql Server technology in my career, and tried
a lot of db projects in Visual Studio 2005 and 2008.
They are useful and mandatory. Ok.

But how about a enterprise level db? Can you handle it via db
projects? Dont' try this at work.
You need a real integration with SQL server, and the answer is the MS
principal db tool: SQLSERVER Management Studio (for newbies, it's the
replacement of Sql Server 2000 Enterprise Manager).

It has solutions and projects files, with different .ext but still
xml. Queries are stored as files. Every object on the db can be
rendered as a query (hence, a file) via the bundled menu CREATE TO >
(right botton of a table, as example)
I think the filesystem backend is already ok for being in a folder
linked to a SVN repo.

We miss icons and right button actions in SQLSERVERmanagementSTudio.
Please DO IT.
It will be a big plus

Thank in advance


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