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‎docs/ssdt/connected-database-development.md‎

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# Connected Database Development

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# Interpreting SQL Server Unit Test Results
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When you run a SQL Server unit test, test results are automatically produced, saved to disk, and summarized in the **Test Results** window. As soon as you start a test run, the **Test Results** window appears and displays the progress of the test run. This display includes tests that are running and tests that have completed.
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To see detailed information about a test result, double-click it in the **Test Results** window to display the **Test Results Details** page. For more information about a test result, double-click it.

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# Manage Tables, Relationships, and Fix Errors
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Use the Table Designer to Manage Tables and Relationships](../ssdt/how-to-use-the-table-designer-to-manage-tables-and-relationships.md)|Use the new Table Designer to design tables and manage table relationships.|
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To run SQL Server unit tests, you must connect to a database server by using one or two specific connection strings. Each connection string represents an account that has the specific permissions that you must have to perform the task or set of tasks in a particular script as part of the test. You can specify these strings in the **SQL Server Test Configuration** dialog box or by manually editing the app.config file for your test project.
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Visual Studio editions containing SQL Server Data Tools include code analysis rules to report on Transact\-SQL design, naming, and performance warnings in your database code. For more information, see [Analyzing Database Code to Improve Code Quality](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/dd172133(v=vs.100).aspx).
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