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This isn't yet possible, although it's something that we'd like to allow eventually. The workaround is to put the data migration script in a migration script alongside a schema change.
David Atkinson
Red Gate -
I asked the same question in this thread:
http://www.red-gate.com/MessageBoard/vi ... hp?t=15664
I finally found this User Voice request which I voted for. Please vote for it too.
http://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/390 ... to-any-dat
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My team is evaluating SQL Source Control and we are hung up on something. I know that you can create custom migration scripts and associate them with a change-set (ala schema change). So for example if I am adding a non-nullable column to a table with records in it, I could attach a custom migration script that would provide values.
Now let's say I've been given a requirement that in the next version of our software, all e-mail addresses in a particular column should be updated to be in ALL CAPS. This would be accomplished by a single UPDATE statement, but wouldn't require any schema changes.
As a developer, I would want to be able to check this update script in to source control along with all my other source controlled scripts, so that when I go to build, our Continuous Integration process will update all email addresses in the QA database. Similarly, I want this script to run when we deploy to production using the accumulated set of change-set scripts.
Is there any way to check in a data-only migration script that is not associated with a schema change?
Thanks,
Justin Swartsel