ReadyRoll Core in Visual Studio Enterprise
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The document outlines various sponsorship levels (platinum, gold, silver) and promotes a survey for attendees to win prizes such as an Xbox One. It details database deployment processes and introduces Redgate tools aimed at enhancing SQL server productivity and automation of database changes. The tools are designed to ease database development within Visual Studio 2017, improving efficiency for users unfamiliar with SQL.
ReadyRoll Core in Visual Studio Enterprise
- 3. announcements How are we doing? Do survey for chance of winning Xbox One and other prizes. Wireless SSID: SilverLiningsAttendees Password: Section31 http://bit.ly/StlSLSurvey
- 10. V1 V2
- 11. V1 V2
- 12. V1 V2 Deployment script is generated dynamically at deployment time </> CREATE TABLE Orders ( OrderId int, CustomerID int, ) CREATE PROC GetOrders AS SELECT OrderId, CustomerID FROM Orders CREATE TABLE Orders ( OrderId int, CustomerID int, LastEdited datetime2 ) CREATE PROC GetOrders AS SELECT OrderId, CustomerID, LastEdited FROM Orders
- 14. Type of change ALTER programmable object Basic table/column operations Add / drop index NOT NULL column constraint without a default Table or column rename Table or column split (normalisation) Table or column merge (denormalisation) Data motion / transformation ONLINE operations
- 15. V1 V2
- 16. V1 V2 Deployment script is the concatenation of migration scripts generated at deployment time ALTER PROC GetOrders AS SELECT CustomerID, LastEdited FROM Orders ALTER TABLE Orders ADD COLUMN LastEdited datetime2
- 18. Demo
- 19. Redgate ReadyRoll Core Extend DevOps processes to SQL Server and Azure SQL databases Develop, source control, and safely automate deployments of database changes, right alongside your application changes. Your database will no longer be the bottleneck to delivering value to your customers quickly. Included in VS 2017 Enterprise ONLY
- 20. Increased SQL Productivity Write SQL effortlessly with advanced IntelliSense-style code completion. Be more productive when working with SQL even if your not familiar with the database. Redgate SQL Prompt Core Included in VS 2017 Enterprise ONLY
- 21. Increased SQL Productivity even more Speed up database development by finding SQL objects fast. Easily explore across databases. Redgate SQL Search Included in ALL VS 2017 editions
Editor's Notes
- #2: Abstract: DevOps is a wonderful thing. With it comes better collaboration across teams for early feedback in the development cycle, joint accountability for fixing problems, and working together to get value to customers quickly and efficiently. When considering the database, it can be tricky to extend DevOps processes used for the application to the database. In this demo-heavy session, you’ll see how Redgate Data Tools allow you to extend DevOps processes to your SQL Server or Azure SQL databases and reap the benefits of increased productivity, agility, and performance across your teams.
- #5: MS Gold Partner since 2001; VS Partner since 2008
- #6: ~1000 responses Within 2years, 80% of companies will adopt DevOps 4) 75% of respondents have developers in their team who work across both applications and databases 13) The biggest driver for including the database is to increase the speed of delivery of database changes “The greatest challenge with integrating database changes into a DevOps process is synchronizing application and database changes, and overcoming different development approaches.” http://www.red-gate.com/solutions/database-devops/report
- #7: If your database is not part of this automated pipeline, it will slow down how quickly you can deliver value to users. Production DBAs can still be involved and review/approve before changes go to Production.
- #9: Reference data vs production data - ? Teamwork and testing -
- #11: Some people do it completely manually; Nothing is in source control, or scripts are put in source control ad-hoc Not suited for DevOps
- #12: Blue text is what is in source control (every version at an object level) SSDT Database Projects
- #16: Blue arrow is what is in source control (every version at an object level) Cake Analogy: With SSDT database projects, you are given a list of ingredients and a picture of what the end cake will look like; the beginning and end state. How you get there is derived. With ReadyRoll Core, you are given the recipe telling you what to do each step of the way to turn the ingredients into a cake.
- #17: There are some problems with Migrations too: Conflicts can be missed Last script in wins No object level history ReadyRoll Pro addresses all of these
- #19: 1. Start a project without a backing db a. Step through the process of making a change to the new database b. Take some time to discuss each of the aspects of the process (for Core) 2. Open a project in git a. Make a change to a table and push b. Pull up VSTS build to show that the build was kicked off and hopefully show the database report provided by ReadyRoll extension 3. Trigger a release and hopefully show the same things
- #20: ReadyRoll is an alternative to SSDT Database Projects that allows developers to have more control over the database deployment SSDT is a state-based approach. The creation script of each object is stored in source control. The deployment script is generated at deployment time and may not understand the intent of the change. This can be risky if users are automating their database deployments. ReadyRoll Core is a migrations-based approach. ReadyRoll Core generates a migration script for each change at development time. It can be edited so that developers have complete control over what will happen at deployment time. The migration scripts are stored in source control. At deployment time, the migration scripts are stitched together to generate the deployment script. This shifts the deployment script as far left as possible and allows for the script to be tested ASAP for early feedback. Each migration script is only run against a target environment once. (This is tracked in the ReadyRoll __MigrationsLog table.) Get the ReadyRoll VSTS extension from the marketplace to easily include this in your CI/CD processes and have more visibility of database changes.
- #21: SQL Prompt Core autocompletes database and system objects, keywords, and offers column suggestions as you type Expand wildcards is a great feature that saves a lot of typing and helps you adhere to best practices (i.e, in SELECT * FROM <table>, put your cursor after the * and click Tab to automatically list out all the column names)
- #22: Search for text within table names, column names, views, stored procedures, etc. Once you find the object you are looking for, you can easily jump to it in the Object Explorer Can help to see references to an object
- #23: Today covered the areas in blue, but Redgate has tools to help with the full circle and more in the blue area as well. Fully functional free trials of all of our tools are available on www.redgate.com.