I have VS 2017 SSDT 2017 and SQL Server 2017 . I have created the ISPAC setup of SSIS but when i double click on the setup file it does not execute and prompts me asking how to open the same.
I was watching the training videos of Questpond of MSBI in that trainer easily just clicked on the ISPAC setup and ran it .
Any help would be appreciated
In recent windows version ISPAC file extension is not recognized. So that why it does not not start on double clic and shows the open with dialog box.
So I would suggest to go through the integration services catalog menu as shown below. This menu is available in SQL server management studio when you connect to the RDBMS. Right click on the projects of the folder name and click on deploy project menu.
In the next screen you can browse and pick up your ISPAC file and the deployment will start normally.
Disclaimer :- I am the author of the course.
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I have developed an ASP.NET Web Forms Application in Visual Studio 2017(CE). It's the project that I've developed for my college, as an objective to run it as an Intranet Application so that it could run on a IIS on a PC and people can access it over the Intranet. I've tried using the Web Deploy method, generated a Folder and addressed the IIS to the Published files of Visual Studio. But I don't get it to work, and I feel it's not the right way.
I've tried some research but haven't been able to figure out the right context. Can anyone please recommend me the right place of instructions? Or instruct here itself?
Go to Solution Explorer and select the project then right-click the project
Click the Publish menu item then left panel to publish screen will be open like below screen
Select the publish option as IIS, FTP, etc then click to publish button
The publish window will be open then select publish method as File System and type the Target location as http://localhost/Appname and click Next button.
Now, you can see the setting and file publishing options whatever you want to configure the options and click the Save button
Now you can find the application was published URL http://localhost/App in the output window
In VS2015 community ed. I had two web deployment publish profiles set up with different server targets, like "development" and "live".
Occasionally I want to publish a single file instead of the entire web project, and I can right click on the file in solution explorer and select "publish", and it uploads it to the server.
I was able to switch between the two target servers using the configuration dropdown in the top bar:
I was able to switch freely between the two servers and upload to either one. Occasionally, if this didn't work, I could also go to the Build --> Publish menu, select the target, close without publishing, and then publish individual files by right-clicking in the Solution Explorer on the file and selecting Publish.
In VS2017 CE, this doesn't work anymore. No matter what I select from the profiles, I can only publish individual files to whatever target was selected in the previous full publish. I have to perform a full publish to the selected server, to get the target to change to that server.
Is there any way in VS2017 CE to publish individual files on the fly, to a specific target server using web deploy?
Look for the Web Publish Activity tab available next to Package Manager Console, Error List, Output, etc. There is a dropdown where you can select a publish profile.
Hi I know there are a few threads on this but none of the solutions seem to work for me.
I have an ASP.Net website project which I am trying to load and publish in Visual Studio. However when I load the project I get the error:
Creation of the virtuald directory http://localhost:xxxx failed with
the error: Unable to access the IIS metabase. You do not have
sufficient privilege to access IIS web sites on your machine.
This error only occurs when I run Visual Studio as Administrator. If I don't run as admin then the above error does not occur but when I try to publish my app I get:
Please launch Visual Studio under administrator mode to perform this
deployment action
It seems I can't win!
What I've tried so far:
Taking ownership of C:/Windows/System32/Inetsrv/Config
Setting <UseIISExpress>false</UseIISExpress> in my project_name.csproj file
Go back to and old team foundation server check in that didn't have the problem in admin mode and use that configuration.
Running Visual Studio as non-admin (works but note second error above)
None had any luck so far.
Extra Info:
Operating System: Windows 8.1 (64 bit)
Visual Studio: 2013
IIS: 8.5
Permissions on C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\config (read only):
Me: Full control
Administrators: Full control
Permissions on Documents/IISExpress/config (read only):
Me: Full control
Administrators: Full control
Note "Documents" is on a network drive
It turns out my Personal Folder was set to a network drive which occasionally went down causing the error described.
To change your Personal folder:
Open C://Windows/regedit.exe
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders
Change the field Personal to %USERPROFILE% or %USERPROFILE%\{a folder of your choice}
This fixed the problem for me.
Note you may need to move over any files from your old Personal folder to your new one as they wont be picked up any more
Have you tried the following fix ?
Here is the Fix that worked.
"I think we encountered a similar problem at work. For us, the solution was to go into Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> Turn Windows Features on or off... inside that, we had to select Internet Information Services -> Web Management Tools -> IIS 6 Management Compatibility -> IIS Metabse and IIS 6 configuration compatibility.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/1d5cb9c7-af77-4bcd-8421-e813aff88bd3/help-with-visual-studio-2012-error-unable-to-access-the-iis-metabase?forum=visualstudiogeneral
I had the same problem after I mistakenly Cut and Pasted my Documents, Downloads and Desktop folders to my external hard drive, it changed the path of the folders to the F: drive (the external hard drive), I copied the folders back and set the path back to local.
Copy the items back to C:\Local Disk\Users\your_name
Right click on the folder (that isn't working) and click Properties
e.g Documents
Click on the Location Tab
Change the location to normal e.g C:\Local Disk\Users\your_name\Documents
This is what worked for me :D
Maybe a shot in the dark - but have you tried installing the 'IIS Management Console', 'IIS Management Scripts and Tools' and 'IIS Management Service' from Add/Remove Programs - Turn Windows Features On or Off? That may help.
Left click on your project --> properties. Select WEB. Check the link [port] on project url. Click Create Virtual Directory. Should help.
Step 1: Close if Visual Studio Opened.
Step 2: Open Project Folder and find ".vs" folder, it may be hidden
Step 3: Delete ".vs" folder
Step 4: Open Project Again
Is there any way to protect the code written in the cs files? Also for the database?
We designed a website and we're considering publishing it and we have to deliver the project as a college project, but we want to protect the code so we can secure it in case we publish it.
We are already considering publishing the site and then giving them its url but it's our last option.
What can we do in this case besides publishing the site?
Thanks :)
To compile your project into a single dll file, you have to use the Publish Web Site function of Visual Studio. I use Visual Studio Express 2012 (version 11), so if you don't have this version, then there could be slight differences.
Click on the "BUILD" menu, then select Publish Web Site
Create a new Profile if you haven't done so.
Click on 'Connection' on the left side menu of the window, and choose File System to save it on a folder on your computer
Click 'Settings'. Open up File Publish Options and select the following:
Click on the 'Configure' link of the second option in the above screenshot. This will open the following window. Here you can play around with the merge settings. I've tried the 3rd and last option on a test website, and the output was similar. The text (testwebsite) in the textbox is for the name of the DLL file.
Click 'Publish'
Consider the following scenario:
Alice creates Web application (ASP.NET MVC or WebForms) using Visual Studio 2012.
Alice creates a Publish Profile called "PRODUCTION" and chooses "Release" configuration in the Settings tab (in the Publish Wizard).
Alice publishes the application using the Publish Profile called "PRODUCTION".
Alice saves the solution into source control.
Note that by default the "*.pubxml.user" file is not included in source control: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff398069.aspx
Bob does a Checkout of the solution from the source control.
Bob opens the solution and launches the Publish Wizard.
Bob sees the selected Publish Profile is called "PRODUCTION".
Bob clicks on Settings tab (in the Publish Wizard) and sees the displayed configuration is "Release".
Bob publishes the application.
Bob realizes the application was published using "Debug" configuration instead of "Release" configuration.
The reason is the information about the build configuration is stored in the file "*.pubxml.user" (See node called <LastUsedBuildConfiguration>).
This behavior is problematic especially when you use Web config transformations ("Web.Release.config") to change connection strings.
=> How can I fix this problem if I don't want to save "*.pubxml.user" file into source control (because this file can contains other information inappropriate for a public repository for example)?
Related articles:
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/776066/publish-settings-windows-azure-publish-target-profiles-not-selecting-proper-build-configuration
http://sedodream.com/2012/10/27/MSBuildHowToSetTheConfigurationProperty.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd465337.aspx
There are two aspects to this; sharing the value in the drop down for the Publish dialog and support for command line. Below are my comments on both.
Sharing profiles with team members
When we released the publish bits in VS2012 RTM we were writing LastUseBuildConfiguraiton into the .pubxml.user file. We have since moved that to the .pubxml file itself so that it is shared with other team members. You can get the latest build at:
ASP.NET 2012.2
Latest Azure SDK
If you have installed one of those and you are still seeing the behavior where the Config is not shared that is likely because the .pubxml was created with an older drop. The solution is to delete the .pubxml and .pubxml.user file and create it again with the latest.
Command line scenarios
For command line scenarios the Configuration property needs to be set explicitly. The .pubxml (or .pubxml.user) file cannot override that value. For more details see my blog at http://sedodream.com/2012/10/27/MSBuildHowToSetTheConfigurationProperty.aspx.
If you have a backup of this Project then no need to worry about this error. Just run the backup project in VS 2012 OR 2013 and open the node of Property and then publish Profile folder and the then you will see there a single file with name of "Your project name.xml" now go to solution explorer menu press the button of "show all files" and you can see an other file with the name of "pubxml.user". Now right click on the publish Profile and click the option "open folder in file explorer" now copy the file and replace it with crashed file.
Now rebuild project and after that publish it.
I was getting this problem today with this project Hajj and Umrah Project now you can see that is live.