Typically, you will edit configuration or data or strings or schema files, and then import them in database.
This quick chart lists all the frequently used importing methods.
This assumes you configured External tools in Visual Studio Express, as explained in Configuring tools in Visual Studio Express. Before proceeding, make sure that: •The file is opened as read-write. •The file is not renamed. •The Solution root is selected in the Solution explorer in Visual Studio Express (if a VB file or project are selected, it may happen that Visual Studio Express attemps to import that file instead of the current configuration file). Import configuration files, feeds, XSLs and workflows On the Tools menu, point to Import config and then wait until the import finishes. Import data files On the Tools menu, point to Import data and then wait until the import finishes. Import string files On the Tools menu, point to Import strings and then wait until the import finishes. Import schema files On the Tools menu, point to Import schema and then wait until the import finishes. Important: this will work only if you are running Visual Studio Express on the server (directly or in remote desktop). Have in mind that Visual Studio Express imports to the default connection (if you have more than one), unless you specified an explicit connection name in the configured tool as explained in Configuring tools in Visual Studio Express. See Making a connection as the default one. |
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