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Watch video Visual Studio includes a number of data-specific tools in the default installation. There are some additional tools, part of the SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) suite, that need to be installed for this course. This video looks at how to install the SSDT features for Visual Studio 2017.
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I am trying to install SSDT for VS 2017 (15.5.1), and I get this error:
'The requested metafile operation is not support (0x800707D3)'.
The Microsoft page states that this was fixed in the current release but apparently that isn't true. From Microsoft's change log: Fix an issue where setup fails with the following error message:
'The requested metafile operation is not support (0x800707D3)'.
I have Visual 2017 installed and working and all updates to it have been installed
I am running Windows 7 Enterprise (company machine out of my control)
Has anyone figured out a work around?
2 Answers
The method I successfully used after encountering the failure message cited above was to uninstall the Visual Studio 2015 shell using add / remove programs (Win 10 Pro); rebooting, and then reinstalling SSDT for Visual Studio 2017 (Community Ed).
I am not sure how the Visual Studio 2015 Shell got installed: I previously removed all prior versions of SQL Server, and Visual Studio from the machine. I did build out the machine again by first installing SQL Server 2017 Dev, Visual Studio 2017 Comm Ed.
PangAdding Ssdt To Visual Studio 2017
Same issue, Windows 10 Ent. Ended up installing SSDT for VS2015.
