I'm developing in C# in Visual Studio 2013, and I want to create a simple SQLServer DB mirroring one the software will talk to - a few tables and a handful of dummy stored procs.
I've done a fair bit of C# and SQL but I don't know SQLServer and the built-in Visual Studio tools, so it's unclear to me how I can most easily get these stored procs running on my dev-box so I can run my code locally. I can install SQLServer Express but do I actually need to run a full DB environment, or does Visual Studio provide some neat way of running up a trivial DB for me when my application starts up? Running SQLServer seems a bit heavyweight when I want little more than 5 stored-procs that return hard-coded values!
Visual Studio's DB connection, datasources, SQL server database project type, are confusing me as to what the easy/good way to do this is... and it's too broad a question to ask on StackOverflow. Can anyone advise me?
I've done a fair bit of C# and SQL but I don't know SQLServer and the built-in Visual Studio tools, so it's unclear to me how I can most easily get these stored procs running on my dev-box so I can run my code locally. I can install SQLServer Express but do I actually need to run a full DB environment, or does Visual Studio provide some neat way of running up a trivial DB for me when my application starts up? Running SQLServer seems a bit heavyweight when I want little more than 5 stored-procs that return hard-coded values!
Visual Studio's DB connection, datasources, SQL server database project type, are confusing me as to what the easy/good way to do this is... and it's too broad a question to ask on StackOverflow. Can anyone advise me?
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