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I find Edge is unuseable because of this, but Firefox seems to sort itself out after displaying the dialog a few times. / comments
I find Edge is unuseable because of this, but Firefox seems to sort itself out after displaying the dialog a few times.
We are currently using Git (although the DB has lived in TFS and Subversion in its past, too). Our current strategy is to have three folders in the root of our DB repository, one for each database, and one for the objects which are common between them, so that Common + DB1 gives the scripts required to generate database 1, and Common + DB2 gives the scripts required to generate database 2. Deployments mainly consist of hand-written SQL scripts, and are a major headache when it comes to merging development branches back into master. Obviously we go to a lot of trouble now to make sure that there is no further divergence between the schemas, it's just getting those three folders back into one, and taking some of the pain out of the development/deployment process that is keeping us up at night. / comments
We are currently using Git (although the DB has lived in TFS and Subversion in its past, too).Our current strategy is to have three folders in the root of our DB repository, one for each database, ...
Hi Dan B, Does SQL Monitor only support deployment marking for Redgate-based deployments (whether SQL Compare, Change Automation etc)? In other words, could I have a different icon/logo if I used slightly different text in my log event? / comments
Hi Dan B,Does SQL Monitor only support deployment marking for Redgate-based deployments (whether SQL Compare, Change Automation etc)? In other words, could I have a different icon/logo if I used sl...
OK thanks, Dan B, I'll go with the SQL as provided in the linked articles. / comments
OK thanks, Dan B, I'll go with the SQL as provided in the linked articles.
We are not yet to the point where we can use Change Automation, our DB development process needs to be whipped into shape first. So yes, with Octopus we are currently packaging our changes as hand-rolled (eurgh) SQL scripts then running those scripts in production; it would just be nice to be able to tag in SQL Monitor when we do that deployment. / comments
We are not yet to the point where we can use Change Automation, our DB development process needs to be whipped into shape first. So yes, with Octopus we are currently packaging our changes as hand-...