It seems to me that the natural order of development for creating and publishing a Azure DB would be to first create a Sql Server DB project in VS 2013, then publish it to Azure. If no DB exists in Azure then Azure should create it! But I can't seem to get that to work (get errors saying the DB doesn't exist in Azure or I don't have permissions), I can however create a DB in Azure first, then create a Sql server DB project from it in VS SQL Server Object Explorer where VS imports everything from Azure into my solution. The question is - can I create a SQL Server Database Project in VS 2013 and then publish it to Azure without having any DB in Azure first? If so, is there a tutorial out there somewhere?
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