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0 pointsAmezarak10y ago0 comments

GO is also recognized by sqlcmd, so you're (potentially) still good with automation. I did actually run the above script in SSMS, but I ran most of the ones at my old job automated.

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mistermann10y ago

You wouldn't perchance know a good online resource for recommendations on automating SQL Server deployments would you? Yes, you can google and piece things together, but I've yet to find a well written fairly comprehensive resource. (As the author notes, one would think perhaps MS would provide such documentation, but afaik they don't.)

moron4hire10y ago

It's all on MSDN, somewhere. TFA was incorrect that there isn't documentation available on SQL Server and T-SQL, but it's incredibly well documented, it's just MSDN's typical terrible discoverability.

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0 pointsAmezarak10y ago0 comments

GO is also recognized by sqlcmd, so you're (potentially) still good with automation. I did actually run the above script in SSMS, but I ran most of the ones at my old job automated.

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mistermann10y ago

moron4hire10y ago

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