So, I have a database schema. The code (procs and functions) are all identical. No problem there.
The tables all have identical columns and indexes. But, they have different identity column initial defaults.
Example... I have the following:
CREATE TABLE XXX
(
INT ID PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED IDENTITY(10000, 1)
...
)
But, when I deploy the next 10 copies of the database, I need different initial IDENTITY values.
Is this something I can handle or work with using Red Gate Source Control? Or with another tool? Or does it require a base deploy and then a custom script to update those values?
(Yes... I know there are better ways than the changing IDENTITY column, but I'm stuck with it at the moment)
Thanks,
Marc
The tables all have identical columns and indexes. But, they have different identity column initial defaults.
Example... I have the following:
CREATE TABLE XXX
(
INT ID PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED IDENTITY(10000, 1)
...
)
But, when I deploy the next 10 copies of the database, I need different initial IDENTITY values.
Is this something I can handle or work with using Red Gate Source Control? Or with another tool? Or does it require a base deploy and then a custom script to update those values?
(Yes... I know there are better ways than the changing IDENTITY column, but I'm stuck with it at the moment)
Thanks,
Marc