Reputation: 1189
I'm new to Azure and .NET. I messed up a the database linked to a sample project. Now when I load a new version (of the same sample MVC web-app project) into VS2013, it points to the same old database on my PC (instead of creating a new one).
Where does VS2013 / Azure SDK emulator store local db instances so that I can delete them?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 912
Reputation: 136196
As you may know that storage emulator uses SQL Server LocalDB
for data storage by default and for each version of SDK a new database is created. What you can do is connect to LocalDB
instance using Sql Server Management Studio
as shown in the screenshot below.
Once you're connected, you will see all the databases (they would start with WAStorageEmulator
). You can then delete the databases from there.
Upvotes: 3