October 19, 2018 at 12:12 pm
I put in a ticket to get my team into TFS to manage our database, IT is asking me this question:
"Pleaselet us know if you will want to create an SSDT package build definition andrelease template….A build definition uses a build controller to compile thecode and get it ready for pushing it to a development, UAT, QA, SIT, orproduction environment. A release template takes the SSDT and publishesthe schema changes to a development, UAT, QA, SIT, or production database usingRelease Management Client."
I'm not sure what the pro/cons are here, how do I figure that out?
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October 19, 2018 at 12:19 pm
jonathan.crawford - Friday, October 19, 2018 12:12 PMI put in a ticket to get my team into TFS to manage our database, IT is asking me this question:
"Pleaselet us know if you will want to create an SSDT package build definition andrelease template….A build definition uses a build controller to compile thecode and get it ready for pushing it to a development, UAT, QA, SIT, orproduction environment. A release template takes the SSDT and publishesthe schema changes to a development, UAT, QA, SIT, or production database usingRelease Management Client."I'm not sure what the pro/cons are here, how do I figure that out?
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November 22, 2018 at 5:50 am
Sounds like you are being asked if you want to have automatic deployments happening to all your environments.
Is that the goal of managing the DB via TFS or just to source control it?
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