SQL Source Control 4.2 release notes
Published 10 February 2016
4.2.3 - March 9th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Fix
- SOC-7509: SSMS no longer pauses with offline databases when object locking is enabled.
- SOC-7399: SSMS no longer pauses with Azure databases when object locking is enabled.
- SQL Source Control now correctly scripts out computed columns that use the PARSE and TRY_PARSE functions.
- SDC-1744: SQL Source Control no longer introduces 0.0000001 second errors into DATETIME2 values.
- SDC-1837: SQL Source Control no longer introduces 0.0000001 second errors into DateTimeOffset values.
SQL Source Control 5 Beta
You'll only see these changes if you're using the SQL Source Control 5 beta.
Features
- Migration scripts created with the previous migrations feature can now be upgraded to the new format.
For more information, see Upgrading from old versions of migration scripts. - Improved performance of the Get latest feature.
Fix
- SOC-7590: Get latest should no longer fail on databases which contain objects with special characters in their name.
4.2.2 - February 25th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Fix
- SC-8224: Compare Engine can now compare partition functions that have NULL values cast to a data type. For example, the value CAST(NULL AS DATE).
4.2.1 - February 18th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Features
- Better reporting of errors when performing git operations.
- Changed grid highlights to a light blue to increase visibility.
- Added a new Engine Option: DisableCaching. Setting this to True may help reduce Out of Memory errors.
Fix
- SOC-7142 - Unable to commit the deletion an existing migration script.
4.2.0 - February 10th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Fix
- SC-8177: Compare Engine no longer fails when comparing against a scripts folder where a table referenced by a foreign key has been deleted.
- SC-8223: Compare Engine can now compare snapshots and script folders that have tables with CREATE TRIGGER statements with preceding semicolons.
