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How do I get SSDT in the Visual Studio 2019 image?

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ryan

20 Jul, 2019 04:57 PM

In the Visual Studio 2017 image, the SQL Server Data Tools are found in their normal location. However, in the Visual Studio 2019 image, the SSDT tools are not found. Do I need to install them, or might I have an incorrect path? Might I need to set an environment variable to define DacPacRootPath?

Thanks for the help!

  1. 1 Posted by ryan on 20 Jul, 2019 07:18 PM

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    I figured out that I needed to add a condition to my sqlproj to also look for the Community edition.

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