How to create an executable file by including my C# project and database(SQL) in visual studio ?

Hi,
I had developed a project in visual studio c# and my database in SQL server. How can i create a executable file including both.
can any one give me a solution for this.
I am trying to make executable in installshield.
Thank you

Hi,
Try to use custom actions to call some managed method, execute the SQL script to create and initialize the database in the method.
Check this article, it should be helpful for you to create the script and installation:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163919.aspx#S2
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