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In Visual Studio 2008 I have 2 types of database projects:
What is the difference between these 2? Is there any reason to use one over ther other?
SQL Server projects in Visual Studio
assist in the creation of stored
procedures, triggers, aggregates,
user-defined functions, and
user-defined types using .NET
Framework languages such as Visual
Basic, Visual C#, and Visual C++.
The database project is a special
type of Visual Studio.NET project.
Its purpose is to create and manage
SQL database scripts. If you’re
developing database applications with
Visual Studio.NET, you will want to
know about the tools available for
making your work with databases
easier and faster.