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I'm not sure you read the talk, which is literally about creating SQL change scripts?
by djrobstep 8y ago
I'm not sure you read the talk, which is literally about creating SQL change scripts?
- jasonkester 8y agoI did. Its main piece of advice is to stop writing sequential change scripts, and to instead only keep "empty", "dev", "live" schema scripts or similar, and to rely on a tool to sort out changes between them. ... which introduces all the problems that everybody here is talking about. Thus my comment above advocating not doing that.
- djrobstep 8y agoI have no idea what document you just read, but the linked talk is literally about preparing sequential change scripts.