dbdeploy is a Database Change Management tool. It’s for developers or
DBAs who want to evolve their database design - or refactor their
database - in a simple, controlled, flexible and frequent manner.
While the java version of dbdeploy has received accolades over the past year, I'm curious how many people are aware that there is a .NET port (available here).
How many people are currently using it? How many would like to be?
I know there is limited documentation or examples of using the .NET version available and have been toying with the idea of doing some posts on how to use dbdeploy.net on a project.
Anyone interested?
(note: expressing interests strongly increases the likelihood it will happen)
9 comments:
You may want to ping the Jim Arnold. When I was at his team, we used dbdeploy.net and also fixed some bugs but never submitted the code back.
Yes, very very interested. Had looked at the Java version but being a .Net team, didn't investigate any further.
I'm reading Refactoring Databases at the moment and lamenting over the lack of tools. I will check out dbdeploy.net and please post more info!
+1
I'm also interested, since my team's work is mostly (if not all) .net based.
Thanks
Definitely interested as well.
I'm going to be taking a look at immediately. I've set up CI for my project and the db is the big thing missing right now. I'd love to have a tool to help manage this.
+1
I'm currently using railsish migrations. It is ok, but could be lots better.
By all means... this will be appreciated by many =)
see follow up post
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