
IF SSDT is installed from SQL Server, it will install.Very helpful but at the same time a little confusing. What install scenario would you recommend for SSDT and when in sequence should I proceed so it integrates without any problem It seems that there is finally a difference if I install from SS2012 or if I install from the downloaded package. "SSRS projects (Report Server Project) are only available via an install of SSDT with an install of SQL Server 2012"

I could read the following important note: What is the difference between those two SSDT packages? One which can be selected from the Shared Featurespanel while running the SQL Server 2012 setup(install) program.One that I can actually download from which offers two distinct install packages depending if you target Visual Studio 2010 or Visual Studio 2012.I realized that the SSDT package was available from two distinct places Install Visual Studio 2010 Pro and upgrade to SP1

Install SQL Server 2012 developer and cumulative update 1 (seems to be the most stable version so far.) I could read that Visual Studio 2010 must be at SP1 level before installing SSDT.Īfter several discussions, I came with the following install plan: I would like to install SSDT at the same time. I'm planning a fresh/new install of Visual Studio 2010 Pro and SQL Server 2012 developer edition.
