The Build step

Synopsis

Builds a database on a server.

Description

The Build task involves building a database package and deploying it on a specific server. This package is typically created from a script folder containing SQL or other database-related files.

How to create the Build step

To add this step to your project settings, go to the Build Steps section and click the Add build step button.

In the drop-down list that appears, select dbForge DevOps Automation for SQL Server – Build.

Customization options

  • Runner type

Build runner is a part of TeamCity that allows integration with a specific build tool. Select dbForge DevOps Automation for SQL Server - Build here.

  • Step name

Optional: Specify the step name to distinguish it from other steps.

  • Execute step

Specify the step execution policy. Here you can select from the following options:

  • If all previous steps finished successfully
  • Only if build status is successful
  • Even if some of the previous steps failed
  • Always, even if build stop command was issued

  • Database folder

Select whether the database source project is located in the repository’s root directory or within a subfolder path.

  • Package ID

Specify a unique package name that will also be used in other build steps.

  • Temporary database server

Specify the temporary server for dbForge DevOps Automation for SQL Server to recreate and validate your database on. You have the following options here:

  • SQL LocalDB (recommended)
  • SQL Server

Advanced options

  • Schema Compare options

Specify additional Schema Compare options.

  • Schema Compare filter

Specify a path to an alternative filter file which will be used for validating the schema to override *.scflt filter file present in the input.

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