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Search and Replace Three Part Names with SQL Compare
A customer had an interesting challenge in their codebase recently, and I thought this would make a good post. This involves SQL Compare and three part names. This is part of a series I have on SQL Compare from Redgate … Continue reading
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Ensuring SQL Compare Checks Synonyms
I was running a PoC for a customer and they noticed that synonyms were being missed when they changed the database being used. It was surprising to me, but it turns out the solution is simple. This post explains how … Continue reading
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Flyway Mistakes
I have been doing some testing with Redgate’s Flyway Desktop as a new way of managing code for databases. However, just like Git, I appreciate clients, but I want to know how the CLI (command line interface) works. I spent … Continue reading
A New Command Palette in SQL Prompt
I’ve gotten used to using the Command Palette in VS Code/ADS/Sublime Text regularly to find some setting or change something. What felt strange at first has become a habit for me. I actually like having this one place to search … Continue reading
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