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Tag Archives: SQL Compare
Filtering Objects with DLM Dashboard
I’ve been looking at some of the features of DLM Dashboard as I go through work building database development pipelines. In this post I wanted to cover one of the lesser used features, filtering objects. Note: DLM Dashboard is a … Continue reading
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Tagged DLM Dashboard, Redgate, SQL Compare, syndicated
Deploying Row Level Security with SQL Compare
Row Level Security (RLS) is a great new feature in SQL Server 2016. It’s been in Azure SQL Databases for some time, but we now have it on premise. It’s easy to setup and use, and worth taking a look … Continue reading
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Tagged Redgate, Row Level Security, security, SQL Compare, syndicated
Deploying Dynamic Data Masking Changes
I wrote a short piece over on the Redgate blog that covers how SQL Compare can catch and build a script to move Dynamic Data Masking (DDM) code from one database to another. As the surface area of SQL Server … Continue reading
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Tagged Dynamic Data Masking, Redgate, SQL Compare, syndicated
SQL Compare 12 Beta
The Beta is out. I’ve been waiting for this, and was glad to see Carly’s post on the product. I’ve been involved in looking at some early designs and functionality, and have been waiting for the product to get to … Continue reading
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Clearing Out a Database With SQL Compare
I ran into a question recently about how to clear out a database of all objects. I assume someone was testing some type of deployment scenario, and didn’t want to drop the database, but rather just remove objects and redeploy. … Continue reading
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Tagged Redgate, SQL Compare, sql server, syndicated
Building Rollback Scripts with SQL Compare
There’s a neat switch in SQL Compare that lets you build rollback scripts. It looks like this: I’ve used this before to help with deployments, as many of you have. The idea is that when you finish with your code … Continue reading
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Excluding Schemas in SQL Compare
I saw this question posted the other day and thought it was a great idea. I haven’t been a big schema user in the past, but I see the value of excluding some schemas. CDC for sure, but I know … Continue reading
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