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Two Small Steps to Measurable Flyway Value

Flyway helps you regain control of complex legacy databases where even small changes can carry high risk. This article describes two small steps that deliver measurable improvements in control, code quality, and deployment reliability, without disrupting how the development team works. Read more

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Simple Workflows for Flyway and Entity Framework Code First

Entity Framework Code First is great for development, but its abstractions can hide risky database changes until deployment. This article explores three practical EF–Flyway hybrid workflows that add visibility and control, helping teams stabilize deployments for complex, legacy databases such as monoliths. Read more

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Working with Flyway and Entity Framework Code First: Automation

This article will demonstrate how to automate a hybrid database change management system that uses Entity Framework Code First for development and Flyway for deployments. We automatically convert C# migrations, produced by EF, to the Flyway format and then use Flyway command line to deploy the migrations and save the… Read more

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Using SSDT and DACPACs with Flyway: a Demonstration

The aim of this article is simply to demonstrate that you can use two DACPAC files, representing the source and target versions of a SQL Server database, to create a migration file that can then be used in Flyway. Read more

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Flyway for SQL Server Data Tools Users

If you are using SSDT for authoring, building, debugging, and publishing a database project, how do you change to, or preferably migrate towards, a Flyway-based database development? Flyway doesn't need to replace any code part of SSDT, but if allowed to manage every release candidate, it does allow for much… Read more

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Flyway and SSDT: Merging Work from a Branch

In an SSDT-Flyway hybrid development, the required database changes may be delivered as a DACPAC, but we get far more control over merge operations and deployments if they are done using Flyway migrations. This article demonstrates how to automate as much as possible of the work required to extract a… Read more

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Flyway and SSDT: Extracting a DACPAC from a Flyway-managed Database

When you are integrating Flyway into an existing SQL Server SSDT development, you don't necessarily have to change everything at once. The development team might continue to use the SSDT tools, but Flyway will soon take over the deployments. This means that any automated processes will need to be able… Read more

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Two Small Steps to Measurable Flyway Value

Simple Workflows for Flyway and Entity Framework Code First

Working with Flyway and Entity Framework Code First: Automation

Using SSDT and DACPACs with Flyway: a Demonstration

Flyway for SQL Server Data Tools Users

Flyway and SSDT: Merging Work from a Branch

Flyway and SSDT: Extracting a DACPAC from a Flyway-managed Database

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