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My logs show "loading skipped" for that instance. / comments
My logs show "loading skipped" for that instance.
I have the latest version 10.12.1.28146 and it does not suggest any tables in my Azure SQL DB with MFA. / comments
I have the latest version 10.12.1.28146 and it does not suggest any tables in my Azure SQL DB with MFA.
Any update on this? / comments
Any update on this?
I'm wondering if it is because they're moving to a different tool that will eventually take over sca?!?! / comments
I'm wondering if it is because they're moving to a different tool that will eventually take over sca?!?!
I'm wondering if it is because they're moving to a different tool that will eventually take over sca?!?! / comments
I'm wondering if it is because they're moving to a different tool that will eventually take over sca?!?!
We include the creation of the stored procedure at the top of the migration script or a separate migration script prior to the one that calls the stored procedure (and also leave the stored procedure script in the programmable object as-is). Note that programmable objects always run at the end. / comments
We include the creation of the stored procedure at the top of the migration script or a separate migration script prior to the one that calls the stored procedure (and also leave the stored procedu...
Hello @Kurt_M I have verified and this has been resolved. Thank you. / comments
Hello @Kurt_MI have verified and this has been resolved. Thank you.
SSMS - Open SCA project issue
I'm able to open up SCA projects where the name of the project file matches the name of the directory it is contained in. But SCA (within SSMS) has an issue when it tries to open a project file whe...
Build DB from SCA project in a Docker Container
I wanted to ask if there is any detailed documentation out there to create a SQL Server database from scratch using an existing SCA project in a docker container? Are there any Redgate images out o...
A little bit late to the game but I'm surprised no one mention in the previous version of SCA (probably 3) that this line contains line breaks between each programmable object whereas in the latest version all programmable objects are all in one line (pipe separated). This makes it impossible to merge if you have a lot of programmable objects versus the diff tool easily can tell the changes if each programmable object were in their own line. I would still say that a user doing the merge can still be flawed so there for the answer by @Pete_Ruiz to remove or leave the line empty and have SCA re-generate the order is the best answer (there is a button to generate in the project property screen) for my use. No way are we going to go back to SQL Source Control, ReadyRoll (older SCA name) was the biggest win we came across when we went to Build2018. / comments
A little bit late to the game but I'm surprised no one mention in the previous version of SCA (probably 3) that this line contains line breaks between each programmable object whereas in the latest...