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I have a script generated by ado.net entity model after changing the database. i need to execute this script inside visual studio 2012. This MSDN link was not of any help

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The link you posted concerns database project scripts, not running ad-hoc queries.

To run an ad-hoq query, you can add a connection to the database in Server Explorer, then select "New Query" from the database's context menu.

You can also use SQL Server Object Explorer to add a connection to a specific server, view all databases and execute ad-hoc queries. This is a more powerful feature, almost as powerful as using SSMS itself.

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Did you try to run it? Did you encounter a problem?
@PanagiotisKanavos there is a link rot on the "add a connection" hyperlink.
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Used schema compare tool for VS 2012. This not only created a script for me but also updated the production database to exact copy of development database. Here is the link

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