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I know I'm a bit late to the party on this one but I think it's a valid question to ask why SCA uses a .NET version that's few years out of date. So many apps are now being written in .NET Core or .NET 5+ due to it's cross compatibility that it's just a bit of a surprise to see SCA using .NET Framework and no plan to move to the latest and greatest. Is any move away from .NET Framework reliant on .sqlproj being compatible with .NET Core and above? If that's the case then no complaints from me. It's just good to know the reasons. / comments
I know I'm a bit late to the party on this one but I think it's a valid question to ask why SCA uses a .NET version that's few years out of date. So many apps are now being written in .NET Core or ...
Thanks for posting the question @amdenning. I too have drawn a bit of a blank in searching for an answer to this problem. My company is in a similar place in terms of starting out on our DB Devops journey and I'm currently in the process of investigating the various tools that are available. For us it's crucial that our chosen tool/solution includes the automated creation of databases as-and-when needed. We can't exactly call our process fully automated if we have to manually create our DBs before the automation is able to begin. So for me, I'm still in need of a little clarification which I've summed up with the 2 questions below. Can SQL Change Automation be used for automated creation of DBs? If not, what tool could be used for db creation as part of a fully automated db creation and update process? / comments
Thanks for posting the question @amdenning. I too have drawn a bit of a blank in searching for an answer to this problem.My company is in a similar place in terms of starting out on our DB Devops j...