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Tag Archives: SQL Change Automation
SQL Change Automation v4 Puts Migrations in SSMS
I’ve been waiting for this a long time. Over the years, as Redgate has improved and changed the SQL Change Automation product in Visual Studio, I’ve been wanting to see it in SSMS. After watching this take shape across the … Continue reading
The SQL Change Automation in SSMS Beta
Give it a try, as the beta is out. I’ve been watching this product and getting updates for the last six months or so and lately I’ve been pushing to get this out. It’s close enough to be useful and … Continue reading
Pushing SQL Change Automation Code to Azure DevOps
Making changes on your own system for a SQL Change Automation project is great, but if you’re the only one using the project, it might feel like a lot of overhead. I’d argue it isn’t and it’s a better way … Continue reading
Adding Objects to our SCA Project
In my last post, I started out with a new SCA project, getting a connection to my database up and running. Now, let’s start the new project by adding some objects. Adding Objects I’m going to start with a couple … Continue reading
