Tag Archives: Redgate

Ignoring Comments in SQL Compare

Recently I had a client that wanted to know how they could use SQL Compare to catch actual changes in their code, but not have comments show up as changes. This is fairly easy to do, and this post looks … Continue reading

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Database DevOps Deployment to Azure–Webinar

You can register now, but on Dec 3, I have a webinar with Microsoft on database devops and Azure. This is a joint effort with Redgate, so I’ll be showing some of our tools. In the webinar, which I recorded … Continue reading

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Redgate SQL Data Masker Refreshing Schema

This is a quick blog to help me remember what is going on with the Data Masker product. This is for the SQL Server version, but I believe the Oracle one is very similar. I added a new column to … Continue reading

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A Limited User for SQL Data Catalog

One of the things I’ve pushed for at Redgate is to document the minimum permissions needed for our products inside a database. Often this isn’t possible as some of our products require sysadmin, but some don’t. I was resetting Data … Continue reading

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