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Hello Steve, In March happens the SQLSaturday in Lisbon. SQLStaurday Porto normally happens in September/October... still under planning. Regards, Eduardo Piairo / comments

Hello Steve, In March happens the SQLSaturday in Lisbon. SQLStaurday Porto normally happens in September/October... still under planning. Regards, Eduardo Piairo

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Hello, I'm one of the organization team members for SQLSaturday Porto and we would like to have a Redgate presentation in our 2018 edition. Regards, Eduardo Piairo / comments

Hello, I'm one of the organization team members for SQLSaturday Porto and we would like to have a Redgate presentation in our 2018 edition. Regards, Eduardo Piairo

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Done / comments

Done

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Hello, I see personas #1 to #4 as a path to Database DevOps (stages: source control, ci, cd). So I would like that my decision in a stage have the less impact possible in the next stage. Example: If I start with SQL Source Control and then want to automate my deployment does that mean that I have to change to Ready Roll? My vision is more "database change pipeline" oriented: doesn't matter the tool that I will use for doing source control because i will have full support for automate my validation and delivery process. And since our needs and knowledge change/evolves over time the cost of changing tool, technical speaking, should be the lowest possible. For this reason I like the "plug and play" idea: the different tools (SoC, RR, DLM Automation) for the different stages (sc, ci, cd) should be always compatible independently of the combination that I need. Regards, Eduardo Piairo / comments

Hello, I see personas #1 to #4 as a path to Database DevOps (stages: source control, ci, cd). So I would like that my decision in a stage have the less impact possible in the next stage. Example: I...

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Personas #1 to #4 kind of represents the path to Database DevOps (stages: source control, ci, cd). While looking to a tool to incorporate in the pipeline (or development process) to me it's important that my decision about a tool in have the less impact possible in the different stages of my process/pipeline. And since our needs and knowledge change/evolves over time the cost of changing tool, technical speaking, should be the lowest possible. For this reason I like the "plug and play" idea (VSTS is a good example): the different tools (SoC, RR, DLM Automation) for the different stages (sc, ci, cd) should be always compatible independently of the combination that I need. Regards, Eduardo Piairo / comments

Personas #1 to #4 kind of represents the path to Database DevOps (stages: source control, ci, cd). While looking to a tool to incorporate in the pipeline (or development process) to me it's importa...

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@NataliS I sent a reply. / comments

@NataliS I sent a reply.

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Hello Jamie, I'm interested in SQL Prompt 9. Regards, Eduardo Piairo / comments

Hello Jamie, I'm interested in SQL Prompt 9. Regards, Eduardo Piairo

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Hello Jamie, I'm interested in SQL Prompt 9. Regards, Eduardo Piairo / comments

Hello Jamie, I'm interested in SQL Prompt 9. Regards, Eduardo Piairo

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Hello Jamie, I'm interested. / comments

Hello Jamie, I'm interested.