) with the new values based upon the old (current) values Drop the staging table once the process has completed. After all, it contains li
In this example, modifications were made to the live database after Version 1.2 was released. This effectively created a new version of t
version now always matches the version of SQL Clone when downloaded Creating images from a live database will now record some additional
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: q:myTableName Database names DatabaseName: d: , db: , database: db:myDatabaseName Parent object (e.g. sproc, function, etc.) ParentObjec
no information, when the underlying SQL Monitor database is on SQL 2005 (or older) Version 5.2 - May 11th, 2016 Features The new global d
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on short-live branches, with changes being merged back often to the main branch, and the feature branch deleted when the work is complete
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no information, when the underlying SQL Monitor database is on SQL 2005 (or older) Version 5.2 - May 11th, 2016 Features The new global d
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" -Username "AutomationUser" -Password "P@ssw0rd" New-DatabaseReleaseArtifact -Source $test -Target $staging This example show how to crea
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the sys.dm_tran_database_transactions DMV, and others, for this. See, for example, p.125 of http://assets.red-gate.com/community/books/tr
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a live database test server configuration and environmental settings detect bugs and prevent them going into production There are several
changes to the live data. Copy+Paste the generated code as you did in the previous steps to update your Post-Deployment script with the n
: , database: db:myDatabaseName Parent object (e.g. sproc, function, etc.) ParentObjectName: p: , parent: , parentobject: p:myStoredProced
no information, when the underlying SQL Monitor database is on SQL 2005 (or older) Version 5.2 - May 11th, 2016 Features The new global d
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no information, when the underlying SQL Monitor database is on SQL 2005 (or older) Version 5.2 - May 11th, 2016 Features The new global d
a live database test server configuration and environmental settings detect bugs and prevent them going into production There are several
: docker run -d -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password -p 3307:3306 mysql Creating another MySQL instance on the same machine: One option is to r
> Specifies the SQL Server user name to use to log in if you are using SQL Server authentication. -P -P <SQL_Server_password> Specifies th
branches easily. We all know that long-lived branches can be bad, but branching can be useful to separate work that's ready to deploy and
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instances that live on specific cluster nodes: C:\Users\Redgate> Get-SqlMonitorCluster | Get-SqlMonitorInstance | where {$_.Cluster} Exam
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of schema changes in a live production environment. However, in understanding that it is often a requirement within organizations to have
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instances that live on specific cluster nodes: C:\Users\Redgate> Get-SqlMonitorCluster | Get-SqlMonitorInstance | where {$_.Cluster} Exam
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, p.125 of http://assets.red-gate.com/community/books/transaction-log-management.pdf http://assets.red-gate.com/community/books/transactio
: DB_BUILD_PASSWORD = database password Test - This is a test environment where we can QA the new database changes before deploying to liv
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: SQLBackupC.exe -SQL "RESTORE DATABASE master FROM DISK = 'C:\Backups\master 20070101.sqb'" -I Instance2 If you are using SQL Server auth
, p.125 of http://assets.red-gate.com/community/books/transaction-log-management.pdf http://assets.red-gate.com/community/books/transactio
