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DLM Automation–Making a Database Connection
One of the things I’ve been wanting to do is dig more into the command line automation cmdlets from the Redgate DLM Automation suite. While there are plugins for many build and release systems, I should be able to customize, … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous integration, DLM, Redgate, software development, syndicated
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Held Hostage by the Database
Your database platform will constrain and limit the flexibility you have in evolving your software. It doesn’t matter which platform you choose, which type of database, or even the format for your data. At some point, you will be dealing … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous delivery, continuous integration, DevOps, software development
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