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Thank you for your investigation CodingDutch, I'll feed this back to our development team. / comments
Thank you for your investigation CodingDutch, I'll feed this back to our development team.
There will be some lead time on supporting new .Net versions as we test and modify. We've been making some changes in the hope of improving the cadence. / comments
There will be some lead time on supporting new .Net versions as we test and modify. We've been making some changes in the hope of improving the cadence.
It does indeed and it appears I forgot to update this thread, my apologies! / comments
It does indeed and it appears I forgot to update this thread, my apologies!
Not quite yet Uwe Keim, we'll update when that changes. / comments
Not quite yet Uwe Keim, we'll update when that changes.
Hello Pramarao, I'm sorry to say the SQL Server architecture that SQL Compare depends upon is substantively different in Synapse, as such it's not currently on the roadmap to support. the only product we have that can address Synapse is flyway and the script authorship would be down to you or another tool, but flyway could then deploy those changes to a target of your choosing. / comments
Hello Pramarao,I'm sorry to say the SQL Server architecture that SQL Compare depends upon is substantively different in Synapse, as such it's not currently on the roadmap to support.the only produc...
Excellent! That degree of granularity is coming, you've probably seen the project configs starting to use TOML files, this has been instituted to allow environment specific definitions. It's still a work in progress however and will take a little time before what you're looking for is implemented exactly as you described. Hopefully the above format will be an adequate stopgap until then. If my replies have proven useful, please consider marking an applicable post as answered to assist other members of the community. / comments
Excellent!That degree of granularity is coming, you've probably seen the project configs starting to use TOML files, this has been instituted to allow environment specific definitions. It's still a...
As the interface says, these parameters are temporary and will not persist. Whereas, if you were to define them in the config file or environment variables (as mentioned in link of your first comment) they will then persist. Additionally, if you add them in either environment variables, or the root flyway install directory as opposed to the project directory, the placeholders will be available for all instances of flyway. / comments
As the interface says, these parameters are temporary and will not persist.Whereas, if you were to define them in the config file or environment variables (as mentioned in link of your first commen...
Hi javaDuke, It could be either; how are you defining them and in what context please? / comments
Hi javaDuke,It could be either; how are you defining them and in what context please?
Hello jegray12, Without a solution to examine I'm admittedly speculating, based on your description I anticipate the flawed logic you instituted failed to grow sufficiently to meet the required threshold for it to be identified. https://documentation.red-gate.com/amp/understanding-memory-problems/memory-management-primer The tooling aims to highlight what is growing excessively, as opposed to what conceptually could. / comments
Hello jegray12, Without a solution to examine I'm admittedly speculating, based on your description I anticipate the flawed logic you instituted failed to grow sufficiently to meet the required thr...
If flyway doesn't initiate, you might have a different problem to what we're discussing here? I was thinking you could use Spring's PropertyPlaceholderAutoConfiguration to pass your existing JNDI connection to flyway. / comments
If flyway doesn't initiate, you might have a different problem to what we're discussing here?I was thinking you could use Spring's PropertyPlaceholderAutoConfiguration to pass your existing JNDI co...