Drop and Recreate All Objects in Database Project
I have a database project in Visual Studio Team Services Git, and want to deploy into database on actual server.
(a) Is there setting in publish profile, to drop all objects and recreate?
(b) or is there setting to create whole DDL script, rather than finding schema comparison discrepancy? Want to conduct this from Visual Studio, I know SSMS has option to Generate Scripts for all objects.
Want to conduct for all tables, sprocs, views, not just simple example below. Plan to redeploy and repopulate data warehouse everyday.
Example, say this in Source control database project.
Source Control:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 1
And actual server on localdb is
Local Server Discrepancy:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 2
Predeployment Script:
If I create a Script.PreDeployment, which drops all objects,
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
The Final publish profile Script, will still do an alter, instead of recreate. So question is how do I drop all objects and recreate them? (I know Redgate has this option)
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
GO
GO
PRINT N'Altering [dbo].[SelectTest]...';
GO
ALTER procedure dbo.SelectTest
as
select 1
GO
PRINT N'Update complete.';
GO
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I have a database project in Visual Studio Team Services Git, and want to deploy into database on actual server.
(a) Is there setting in publish profile, to drop all objects and recreate?
(b) or is there setting to create whole DDL script, rather than finding schema comparison discrepancy? Want to conduct this from Visual Studio, I know SSMS has option to Generate Scripts for all objects.
Want to conduct for all tables, sprocs, views, not just simple example below. Plan to redeploy and repopulate data warehouse everyday.
Example, say this in Source control database project.
Source Control:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 1
And actual server on localdb is
Local Server Discrepancy:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 2
Predeployment Script:
If I create a Script.PreDeployment, which drops all objects,
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
The Final publish profile Script, will still do an alter, instead of recreate. So question is how do I drop all objects and recreate them? (I know Redgate has this option)
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
GO
GO
PRINT N'Altering [dbo].[SelectTest]...';
GO
ALTER procedure dbo.SelectTest
as
select 1
GO
PRINT N'Update complete.';
GO
sql-server sql-server-2016 visual-studio
asked 3 mins ago
GregThomas582GregThomas582
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I have a database project in Visual Studio Team Services Git, and want to deploy into database on actual server.
(a) Is there setting in publish profile, to drop all objects and recreate?
(b) or is there setting to create whole DDL script, rather than finding schema comparison discrepancy? Want to conduct this from Visual Studio, I know SSMS has option to Generate Scripts for all objects.
Want to conduct for all tables, sprocs, views, not just simple example below. Plan to redeploy and repopulate data warehouse everyday.
Example, say this in Source control database project.
Source Control:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 1
And actual server on localdb is
Local Server Discrepancy:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 2
Predeployment Script:
If I create a Script.PreDeployment, which drops all objects,
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
The Final publish profile Script, will still do an alter, instead of recreate. So question is how do I drop all objects and recreate them? (I know Redgate has this option)
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
GO
GO
PRINT N'Altering [dbo].[SelectTest]...';
GO
ALTER procedure dbo.SelectTest
as
select 1
GO
PRINT N'Update complete.';
GO
sql-server sql-server-2016 visual-studio
asked 3 mins ago
GregThomas582GregThomas582
696
I have a database project in Visual Studio Team Services Git, and want to deploy into database on actual server.
(a) Is there setting in publish profile, to drop all objects and recreate?
(b) or is there setting to create whole DDL script, rather than finding schema comparison discrepancy? Want to conduct this from Visual Studio, I know SSMS has option to Generate Scripts for all objects.
Want to conduct for all tables, sprocs, views, not just simple example below. Plan to redeploy and repopulate data warehouse everyday.
Example, say this in Source control database project.
Source Control:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 1
And actual server on localdb is
Local Server Discrepancy:
create procedure dbo.SelectTestOne
as
select 2
Predeployment Script:
If I create a Script.PreDeployment, which drops all objects,
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
The Final publish profile Script, will still do an alter, instead of recreate. So question is how do I drop all objects and recreate them? (I know Redgate has this option)
drop procedure dbo.SelectTest
GO
GO
PRINT N'Altering [dbo].[SelectTest]...';
GO
ALTER procedure dbo.SelectTest
as
select 1
GO
PRINT N'Update complete.';
GO
sql-server sql-server-2016 visual-studio
sql-server sql-server-2016 visual-studio
asked 3 mins ago
GregThomas582GregThomas582
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asked 3 mins ago
GregThomas582GregThomas582
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asked 3 mins ago
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