Database Project in Visual Studio .NET 2005

[tcg_gilbert]

I'm stuggling with where to build my databas projects using .NET 2005. I've
got visual Studio 2005 installed and I'm trying to pull data from a Teradata
database and I would like to have a place where I can store my SQL Script and
test it against the server. In .NET 2003 I did this with a datase project
and chose to run the code against an OLEDB conenction to the Tereadata
server.

I can't seem to figure out what the best method is to pull up a SQL Script
editor and run that code (or build it using a GUI interface) against the
Teradata server. Anyone have any ideas on how I create a new Database
Project in Visual Studio .NET 2005?

Thanks in advance for any help.
Josh

[CT]

Josh,

I can't remember if the Database Projects comes with all VS 2005 editions,
but if it does come with your edition, it should be accessible from the New
project dialog box under Other Project Types | Database.

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"tcg_gilbert" <tc********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I'm stuggling with where to build my databas projects using .NET 2005.
I've
got visual Studio 2005 installed and I'm trying to pull data from a
Teradata
database and I would like to have a place where I can store my SQL Script
and
test it against the server. In .NET 2003 I did this with a datase project
and chose to run the code against an OLEDB conenction to the Tereadata
server.

I can't seem to figure out what the best method is to pull up a SQL Script
editor and run that code (or build it using a GUI interface) against the
Teradata server. Anyone have any ideas on how I create a new Database
Project in Visual Studio .NET 2005?

Thanks in advance for any help.
Josh