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Hello Krudi, I'm afraid I'm not immediately sure, please could you link me to the UI equivalent of a former version so I can check our repositories? / comments
Hello Krudi,I'm afraid I'm not immediately sure, please could you link me to the UI equivalent of a former version so I can check our repositories?
Thank you so much for tracking this down, that's clearly not the intended behaviour, I'll raise this with development. Greatly appreciated for helping us improve our products. / comments
Thank you so much for tracking this down, that's clearly not the intended behaviour, I'll raise this with development.Greatly appreciated for helping us improve our products.
Hello Laskonka, Thank you for for your question and the level of detail. It's your assessment that the profiler is mislabing that code as unmanaged and you're looking at how to correct that so that you can access the associated line and method-level timings? / comments
Hello Laskonka,Thank you for for your question and the level of detail.It's your assessment that the profiler is mislabing that code as unmanaged and you're looking at how to correct that so that y...
Hello Agostino, I'm sorry to say that flyway doesn't support the as400 flavour of DB2. Looking at IBMs docs they had separate JDBC drivers and url definitions for the two different formats. https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/db2-jdbc-driver-versions-and-downloads vs https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/using-jdbc-connector-connect-db2-iseries-as400 This would also align with the behaviour you described, while flyway can reach the driver, it doesn't know how to utilise it and no connection attempt is made. / comments
Hello Agostino,I'm sorry to say that flyway doesn't support the as400 flavour of DB2.Looking at IBMs docs they had separate JDBC drivers and url definitions for the two different formats.https://ww...
That should do it Irek, if for whatever reason you can't find what you're looking for, please feel free to raise an issue with support, we'll get you the link you need. / comments
That should do it Irek, if for whatever reason you can't find what you're looking for, please feel free to raise an issue with support, we'll get you the link you need.
Sorry to keep you waiting, we've attempted to address this in version 6.1.0, please could you try it and let us know? In the worst case it doesn't work and need to downgrade please raise a support ticket and cite this thread and we'll take of it. / comments
Sorry to keep you waiting, we've attempted to address this in version 6.1.0, please could you try it and let us know? In the worst case it doesn't work and need to downgrade please raise a support ...
It seems like Azure has some means of performing this sort of function but I can't speak to the suitability to your scenario. Regarding our tooling, yes there are a variety of ways to achieve this. ultimately it will breakdown into two phases the comparison phase and the deployment phase. Whether this takes the form of backups, scripted migrations, our tools need something to transfer and then a deployment technology, since you posted in the Flyway forum that's presumably what you're considering. I'd expect the deployment phase to be the most straightforward and the larger effort being determining what you want to transfer. As you have all the licenses, it's probably easiest if you check https://www.red-gate.com/products/flyway/enterprise for the technical resources and see which fit your usecase best. Since you said you have many dbs, you're likely to want to script out your definition in ADO, here are some sample definitions to contextualise what you could do, it may also be possible with something simper, depending on your needs. https://documentation.red-gate.com/fd/pre-build-azure-devops-yml-self-hosted-windows-agent-158564470.html https://documentation.red-gate.com/fd/pre-build-azure-devops-docker-yml-microsoft-hosted-agent-160727137.html / comments
It seems like Azure has some means of performing this sort of function but I can't speak to the suitability to your scenario.Regarding our tooling, yes there are a variety of ways to achieve this. ...
Hi ahmedayadi, It would largely depend on your existing (if any) configured pipelines, if you have existing migrations etc. If we're simply talking about retargeting existing deployment pipelines then this is a simple matter of configuration, either in the ADO variables or the flyway config. Whereas if you need to involve some comparison technology to generate the scripts for such, this is a more involved question that would also need to leverage others tools such as SQL Compare and possibly a data component or Flyway Desktop. Lastly, it may be possible to perform some of these transitions within Azure's on ecosystem, though there are some limitations. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/move-resource-group-and-subscription https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/move-support-resources / comments
Hi ahmedayadi,It would largely depend on your existing (if any) configured pipelines, if you have existing migrations etc.If we're simply talking about retargeting existing deployment pipelines the...
Delighted to hear it, if you have the time please, marking an accepted answer would help other people suffering the issue find a resolution. Glad you're up and running, have a good weekend. / comments
Delighted to hear it, if you have the time please, marking an accepted answer would help other people suffering the issue find a resolution.Glad you're up and running, have a good weekend.
Good morning all, SQL Change Automation v4.5.22313 has just been releases which should address this, please pull it down at your earliest convenience and let us know if it resolves your issue. / comments
Good morning all,SQL Change Automation v4.5.22313 has just been releases which should address this, please pull it down at your earliest convenience and let us know if it resolves your issue.