Adding Modeling Services Patterns to the SetupApplication Model
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In this section of the tutorial, you add SQL Server Modeling Services patterns to the SetupApplication model. For more information about how to create the SetupApplication model, see Creating and Using the SetupApplication Model. Modeling Services patterns specify how to design your model so that it can best use Modeling Services features, such as updatable security views, Folders, and change tracking. For more information about Modeling Services patterns, see SQL Server Modeling Services Patterns.
In This Section
How to: Modify a Domain to Support SQL Server Modeling Services Patterns
Demonstrates how to modify a Microsoft code name “M” model to support Modeling Services patterns.
How to: Describe Required Patterns with the PatternApplication Sample
Uses the PatternApplication sample to describe the patterns to apply to the SetupApplication model.
How to: Add a Post.sql File to the SetupApplication Project
Adds a Post.sql file that applies the Modeling Services patterns to the SetupApplication model when the model is loaded into the database.
How to: Deploy a Domain that Uses SQL Server Modeling Services Patterns
Describes current best practices for deploying a domain that uses Modeling Services patterns.
How to: Explore the Applied SQL Server Modeling Services Patterns in the Database
Explores the database to see the effects of applying the Modeling Services patterns.
How to: Create and Use Folders for New Model Instances
Creates a new Modeling Services Folder and uses that Folder to define new instances of the SetupApplication model.
See Also
Other Resources
Getting Started with the SQL Server Modeling CTP (SetupApplication Tutorial)