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Database Deployment/Version updates in unison with source code

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    Long story short, what do you folks use to update a database in unison with a given software release? We have a 10+ year old in house tool that's ending it's life (SQL Server is ending SQL-DMO support). This is a company-written tool to move a DB from Version N to N.N in unison with a software release. Do you guys write your own, or what links can you send me? I've been playing with RedGate's SQL Source Control, but our DB is big enough that it chokes on it. Small DBs seem to fly, but ours is a big, multi-year multi-product suite type of db. Apex? What do you use or do you build your own? Ten years is a nice life cycle for this product so if we write one that's good for another ten, okay. I'd rather buy one first. thanks for the input.

    Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that. - George Carlin

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      Long story short, what do you folks use to update a database in unison with a given software release? We have a 10+ year old in house tool that's ending it's life (SQL Server is ending SQL-DMO support). This is a company-written tool to move a DB from Version N to N.N in unison with a software release. Do you guys write your own, or what links can you send me? I've been playing with RedGate's SQL Source Control, but our DB is big enough that it chokes on it. Small DBs seem to fly, but ours is a big, multi-year multi-product suite type of db. Apex? What do you use or do you build your own? Ten years is a nice life cycle for this product so if we write one that's good for another ten, okay. I'd rather buy one first. thanks for the input.

      Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that. - George Carlin

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      Backup/restore on a new server, I'm pretty sure you can restore an older version into a current database. Not sure if the version range is too wide though. Unless you have a pressing need to update the code in your database.

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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