SQL Release 1.1.0.2250
Andrew Fraser
Redgate › Posts: 5
After gathering feedback from our Beta users, we have decided to make a breaking API change to SQL Release to help make it easier to understand what each cmdlet does. The latest version of SQL Release (1.1.0.2250) has renamed the cmdlets and some of their parameters. Unfortunately this means that any existing scripts won’t work with the new version and will have to be updated. We have changed:
replace with:
New-DatabaseRelease -Source <value> -Target <value>
Export-DatabaseUpdate -Path <value>
replace with:
Export-DatabaseRelease -Path <value>
Import-DatabaseUpdate -Path <value>
replace with:
Import-DatabaseRelease -Path <value>
Publish-DatabaseUpdate -Target <value>
replace with:
Use-DatabaseRelease -DeployTo <value>
If you have any questions or would like help updating your scripts please get in touch here or via e-mail DLMAutomationSupport@red-gate.com.
replace with:
New-DatabaseRelease -Source <value> -Target <value>
Export-DatabaseUpdate -Path <value>
replace with:
Export-DatabaseRelease -Path <value>
Import-DatabaseUpdate -Path <value>
replace with:
Import-DatabaseRelease -Path <value>
Publish-DatabaseUpdate -Target <value>
replace with:
Use-DatabaseRelease -DeployTo <value>
If you have any questions or would like help updating your scripts please get in touch here or via e-mail DLMAutomationSupport@red-gate.com.
Andrew Fraser
Test Engineer
Redgate Software Ltd.
Test Engineer
Redgate Software Ltd.