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 Add build step.

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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