Posted by Eric J. Holtman on 12/19/06 13:45

Am I missing something obvious in the 2005 Visual Studio
portion of SQL Server?

I have a database design, with a bunch of tables, views,
stored procedures, etc, etc. I want to store each object
in a separate file, so I can keep them in Source Safe.

Is there a command that will "rebuild" the database,
issuing the CREATE TABLE, VIEW and PROCEDURE statements
in the "right" order, such that foreign keys, and procedures
that call procedures get built in the right order?

I know that for tables/views, I could put every in a
CREATE SCHEMA, but then everything's in one file.

I've done this the hard way before (isql to get sysdepend
information, pipe through tsort, build the tables that way),
but was hoping for a more integrated solution.


Thanks,


Eric.

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