What open source tools are available to migrate from SQLServer to SQLite?
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I have a continuous integration system setup for one of my pet projects. I am using MS-SQLServer as db. For each build I dont want to connect to same MSSQLServer and interact with it, as its taking really long time. I know that Tests running on SQLite are high speed. So is there an easy way(or an open source tool) using which I can make a replica of my MSSqlServer db into SQLite(only once in a life time) and run tests on it(in every build) ?
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Answer:
Have you considered using LocalDB? http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlexpress/archive/2011/11/28/simple-installer-for-localdb-has-shipped.aspx
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