Can Linq to SQL create a database from DDL files?

If you have Visual Studio 2008 or 2010 Professional or Above, it includes the new version of database projects Which can handle that precisely for you (it will even validate the scripts before execution so you can see what errors exists).

If you have Visual Studio 2008 or 2010 Professional or Above, it includes the new version of database projects. Which can handle that precisely for you (it will even validate the scripts before execution so you can see what errors exists).

1 Man this is pretty amazing, almost like SQL compare could be completely bypassed by using this instead. – likestoski Nov 15 at 13:40 Yeah it's pretty powerful. The tools coming in the next version of VS look to be even better.

– Mike Brown Nov 15 at 13:54.

I don't believe so. Linq-to-Sql is not really made for manipulating database schemas. You might have more luck with something like the Microsoft SMO libraries.

Use ADO. NET commands instead for that. That should be able to handle it, depending how complex each file is.As long as each file has on executable statement, ADO.

NET commands may work fine for what you want to do.

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