Tag Archives: Redgate

A Quick SQL Change Automation Build

I was going through a few of the Redgate products with a customer recently and they wanted to perform some validation of the build and release process with SQL Change Automation without setting up Azure DevOps or Jenkins or any … Continue reading

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Installing FlywayDB

I’ve been working on a demo for a customer. Part of the demo uses a new Redgate product, but Flyway is a part of that. In testing a couple things, I realized that I didn’t have FlywayDB installed on  this … Continue reading

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SQL Clone Works with FILESTREAM

SQL Clone is an amazing product that virtualizes your data, allowing multiple instances to share a read only image, but still produce writeable databases that look normal to SQL Server. It’s similar to how a container appears to a user, … Continue reading

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Creating a SQL Clone Agent and a First Image

In a previous post, I set up the SQL Clone server. This is really a metadata store and web front end, but it does no real work. The Agent service, which is installed on each SQL Server instance that will … Continue reading

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