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The Database.sqldeployment file provides deployment-specific settings, like whether to use the collation defined in your project or the collation of the destination server, whether to recreate the destination database every time or simply amend the existing database to bring it up to date, and so on.Each solution configuration (for example, debug and release) can specify a different. The Database.sqlcmdvars file provides values for any SQLCMD variables you use when you deploy the project.Together with the project file ( in this case), these files control various aspects of the build and deployment process: If you open the Contact Manager sample solution in Visual Studio 2010, you'll see that the database project includes a Properties folder that contains four files. However, the next version of Visual Studio and the Web Publishing Pipeline (WPP) will include tooling that supports incremental publishing directly. When you work with Visual Studio 2010, using VSDBCMD is the recommended approach to incremental database publishing. The alternative is to recreate the database on every deployment, which means you lose any data in the existing database. In lots of enterprise deployment scenarios, you need the ability to publish incremental updates to a deployed database.