As we've learned from the Importing a custom BCS model to SharePoint recipe, you can import a SharePoint BCS schema into the farm to be consumed by a custom productivity application, out-of-the-box data, graph web parts, and so on.
When your solution is in production for some time and you need to troubleshoot a problem, the first item on the list is to synchronize your testing or development environment with the configuration in the production environment. External business connectivity models are no exception. In this recipe, you will see how this process can be radically simplified by using PowerShell.
The benefit of performing this type of operation using a PowerShell script gives you the ability to have a defined and traceable set of items to be exported from your environments. Additionally, by using the PowerShell approach, you will not be required to install any of the client applications, such as SharePoint Designer, on the server, which...