Working with Database Objects
After you create a database project, you want to work with the objects that the project contains. Typically, you add database objects, modify their definitions, validate the object definitions, and even add a lookup table to the database project.
In This Section
- An Overview of Working with Database Objects
Provides an overview of the types of actions that you can take with database objects, such as tables, views, and stored procedures.
- How to: Import Database Objects from a Script
Describes how to import a database definition from existing Transact-SQL scripts that you might already have.
- How to: View Database Objects
Describes how to display Schema View. This view shows the contents of the database project from an object perspective instead of a file perspective.
- How to: Create a Database Object
Describes how to create database objects, such as tables, views, and stored procedures.
- How to: Modify Database Objects
Describes how to modify the definitions of database objects, such as tables, views, and stored procedures.
- How to: Delete Database Objects
Describes how to delete database objects from the database project.
Related Sections
How to: Create Database Projects
How to: Import a Database Schema
Building and Deploying Database Schemas
Working with Database Projects in a Team Environment
Walkthroughs (Creating and Updating Version-Controlled Database Schemas)
Terminology Overview of Team Edition for Database Professionals
Getting Started with Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals