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Ok.. are you using Flyway to run that somehow? I'm wondering if there might be a better forum section for your query where the community may be more familiar with this setup. / comments
Ok.. are you using Flyway to run that somehow?I'm wondering if there might be a better forum section for your query where the community may be more familiar with this setup.
Hello shyamrichard, Probably.. Please could you give me an example of a Flyway alert you had in mind? From looking at Coralogix docs they have ample support for Java applications like Flyway, in the example I'm looking at, it uses the slf4j logger which Flyway also uses, so it certainly should be possible to link them up. Like many apps, Flyways has different tiers of feedback, errors, warnings and informational which appears to be configurable. / comments
Hello shyamrichard,Probably.. Please could you give me an example of a Flyway alert you had in mind?From looking at Coralogix docs they have ample support for Java applications like Flyway, in the ...
You say you're seeing these alerts in Flyway? While some of those status could be conveyed through it, they originate from the database and many of them only if you'd configured it ahead of time. Inability to connect to the db is probably the only one I'd expect Flyway itself to initialise. Would you be able to share a small example of how you're processing this in our tooling please? Such as how you're ingesting the alerts, presumably you're grepping the JSON output from console or something equivalent. / comments
You say you're seeing these alerts in Flyway?While some of those status could be conveyed through it, they originate from the database and many of them only if you'd configured it ahead of time. In...
Hello byrness, Welcome! You're doing nothing wrong, it does not yet support TOML. / comments
Hello byrness,Welcome!You're doing nothing wrong, it does not yet support TOML.
Yes but it's not a high priority as a large part of the TOML format was interoperability with our other tooling, which is a lot less common via Maven (though not impossible). Was there any functionality you needed that's missing from conf? / comments
Yes but it's not a high priority as a large part of the TOML format was interoperability with our other tooling, which is a lot less common via Maven (though not impossible).Was there any functiona...
Hi Dotnetdan, As you say, it's been often requested and also considered multiple times. While it remains a possibility, it's not an imminent feature. / comments
Hi Dotnetdan,As you say, it's been often requested and also considered multiple times. While it remains a possibility, it's not an imminent feature.
Hello, Because Flyway doesn't depend on ODBC and rather uses Microsoft's JDBC interface, so it has no implicit dependency on SQLCMD unlike Change Automation. If you particularly wish to use SQLCMD Go, flyway does support Script Migrations so you could call and execute SQLCMD Go from flyway, though I cannot think of any SQLCMD Go functionality that isn't already available from SQL. / comments
Hello,Because Flyway doesn't depend on ODBC and rather uses Microsoft's JDBC interface, so it has no implicit dependency on SQLCMD unlike Change Automation.If you particularly wish to use SQLCMD Go...
Hi chris080, Please could you clarify if in your second instance you're overwriting the flywayMigrateTesting task with the new parameters, or using a second definition such as it detailed in the documentation you referenced? E.G task migrateDatabase1(type: org.flywaydb.gradle.task.FlywayMigrateTask) { url = 'jdbc:h2:mem:mydb1' user = 'myUsr1' password = 'mySecretPwd1'} task migrateDatabase2(type: org.flywaydb.gradle.task.FlywayMigrateTask) { url = 'jdbc:h2:mem:mydb2' user = 'myUsr2' password = 'mySecretPwd2'} (source) / comments
Hi chris080,Please could you clarify if in your second instance you're overwriting the flywayMigrateTesting task with the new parameters, or using a second definition such as it detailed in the doc...
Hello Siddharth, Please could you also add the <systemPath> parameter in the dependency definition for the mongo driver as detailed here? Because it's not a Maven resource it needs a pointer, either relative to the project, or an absolute path. Otherwise it won't be referenced correctly. / comments
Hello Siddharth,Please could you also add the <systemPath> parameter in the dependency definition for the mongo driver as detailed here?Because it's not a Maven resource it needs a pointer, either ...
Hi nutmix2, That's unexpected, I'd typically expect an exception from the db to be passed over by the JDBC driver and surfaced in Flyway Desktop. Regarding the logs, do you have verbose logging on please? We can happily create a support issue for you to share more detailed log if they are available rather than publicly, just let us know. Are you defining any additional configuration on your connection string such as timeouts? Since we're talking about AWS there's also the possibility of if your deployment is being run for an approached address in your security group, but assuming you can perform a test connection against the db it's unlikely to be that, and I would expect a connection failure to fail fast, not hang. / comments
Hi nutmix2,That's unexpected, I'd typically expect an exception from the db to be passed over by the JDBC driver and surfaced in Flyway Desktop. Regarding the logs, do you have verbose logging on p...