After updating the SQL Server Data Tools in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013, creating a LigthSwitch project will result in an error: ‘…\Application1.lsxtproj’ cannot be opened because its project type (.lsxtproj) is not supported by this
I was getting the warning: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Microsoft.Common.targets(1546,5): warning MSB3247: Found conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly. The was caused by the referenced assembly System.Net.Http. Solution Edit the *.csproj file and change: <Reference
I was getting the error “Metadata file could not be found” in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013, normally I would clean the solution and build the projects in the correct order manually, but that did not
I was getting a build error: “Unable to delete file "…". Access to the path ‘…’ is denied.”, when building a solution in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013. I fixed the problem by: Closing Microsoft Visual
I restored a backup of a database on a different SQL Server instance running on the same server and I wanted to compare data in a table found on SQL Server Instance 1 with the
I installed SQL Server 2014, but from within Visual Studio 2013 I could not connect to the newly installed instance. This was caused by the missing Microsoft Visual Studio
After the installation of SQL Server 2014 was almost completed on a Windows 8.1 workstation, I got the error: "Could not find the Database Engine startup handle". This was caused by the fact, that
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