I have installed my first Umbraco project, the Txt starter kit in Visual Studio 2013. I am confused about the Umbraco database. In fact, I can't find it...
I was expecting to see it in Server Explorer of Visual Studio. I don't.
I was expecting to see it in SQL Server Management Studio. I don't.
I was expecting to see it in SQL Server Configuration Manager. I don't.
I was expecting to see a database file in the Visual Studio project. I did. I saw that it is actually a SQL Server Compact Edition file. Maybe this explains why I cannot see it in any tools?
If you did not customize your installation then the database in use is the CE SQL 4.0 database, which is embedded.
You can find the umbraco.sdf file in the /app_data/ folder - If you want to migrate it to MSSQL you can use webmatrix to do it. It's usually pretty smooth.
Umbraco database
I have installed my first Umbraco project, the Txt starter kit in Visual Studio 2013. I am confused about the Umbraco database. In fact, I can't find it...
I was expecting to see it in Server Explorer of Visual Studio. I don't.
I was expecting to see it in SQL Server Management Studio. I don't.
I was expecting to see it in SQL Server Configuration Manager. I don't.
I was expecting to see a database file in the Visual Studio project. I did. I saw that it is actually a SQL Server Compact Edition file. Maybe this explains why I cannot see it in any tools?
What can I do?
Thanks.
Hi Magnus and welcome to our :)
If you did not customize your installation then the database in use is the CE SQL 4.0 database, which is embedded.
You can find the umbraco.sdf file in the /app_data/ folder - If you want to migrate it to MSSQL you can use webmatrix to do it. It's usually pretty smooth.
Hope this answers your question.
/Jan
Thanks, Jan.
I installed SQL Server Compact Toolbox, so I can manage CE databases.
Hi Magnus
Happy to hear it helped - Please don't hesitate to ask further questions since we're a friendly bunch of people who wants to help each other out :)
Remember to mark the post as solved btw.
Cheers, Jan
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