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  • Power Tools Installation Problem (error code 2738)

    Some users have been reporting problems installing the VSDB Power Tools on Vista or Windows Server 2008 (applies to both 32 and 64 bit versions). When they run the Power Tools installer they are confronted with the following mysterious error message: Error code 2738 implies that the VBScript engine is not enabled. On some Vista and Windows ...
    Posted to SQL Server Aggregator (Weblog) by Anonymous on July 13, 2008
  • Command line SQL Static Code Analysis

    We have had a lot of requests from users asking us to make T-SQL Static Code Analysis available at build time and from the command line. The latest Visual Studio Team System 2008 Database Edition Power Tool release, adds this ability to the product through a new MSBuild task. In this blog post I will go through the step that you need to follow to ...
    Posted to SQL Server Aggregator (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 19, 2008
  • File Bound Generator

    An other new addition to the Visual Studio Team System 2008 Database Edition - Power Tools release is the File Bound Generator. This data generator grovels through files inside a directory or optionally through its subdirectories, based on some search filter you provide and loads the content of the file in to a column value. The file content is ...
    Posted to SQL Server Aggregator (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 17, 2008
  • Data Generation Wizard

    One of the new features in the Visual Studio Team System 2008 Database Edition - Power Tools release is the addition of the Data Generation Wizard. The Data Generation Wizard is an item template wizard that allows you to create and configure a data generation plan by pointing it at an existing database, which has the same schema as the underlying ...
    Posted to SQL Server Aggregator (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 15, 2008
  • Data Bound Generator vs. Sequential Data Bound Generator

    The Power Tools v1.0 release adds a new data generator, named the ''Sequential Data Bound Generator''. Since there already exists a data generator named the ''Data Bound Generator'' this yields the question what the difference is between the two is and when to use either one of them. Data Bound Generator The Data Bound Generator, takes the query ...
    Posted to SQL Server Aggregator (Weblog) by Anonymous on September 5, 2007