Should I use local VB database

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I am designing software that will substantially use a database for pulling info & storing records. Is it a good idea creating the database through VS2013. As I have never used this method before. Also can the database be fuly managed from VS or will I still need to use SQL Management Studio

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Leo Chapiro · Answer 1 · 2014-09-03T04:14:00

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It depends on the structure / scheme of your database. For a simple one you can surely use a local database file created through Visual Studio:

Walkthrough: Creating a Local Database File in Visual Studio[^]

Posted 3-Sep-14 4:14am

Leo Chapiro

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Member 11056075 3-Sep-14 10:17am

What are the restrictions of the local database file? As the database is going to be big with several tables