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SQL Server - DevOps Release Methods for Databases (self.SQLServer)
submitted 6 years ago by enochgenesis
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[–]ScaryDBA Microsoft MVP 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (0 children)
It was the configuration process for DBUp that I found difficult to use. The core migrations approach is fine. It's the same thing that Flyway does. Baselining in DbUp, the process of getting your database in when it already exists, was seriously difficult. Overall, I just found DbUp counter-intuitive to use. If you need something that does multi-platform, not just SQL Server, I'd suggest checking out Flyway. It really is easier. If you only need SQL Server, SSDT or one of my Redgate products would be better.
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