Setup FlyWay DB migration SQL Server
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I want to get started with FlyWay tool with db migrations.
Here is my setup so far:
- I downloaded flyway-5.2.1
- I put folder in my solution folder like this
- In conf folder I defined my driver connection
flyway.url=jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-FQG3RAA:1433/TestDb
I've checked my Host name in any case in configuration tool of SQL Management.
4. When I want to try some command for example:
flyway info
In my command prompt it says: WARNING: Discarding INCOMPLETE dataSource configuration! flyway.url must be set.
ERROR: Unable to connect to the database. Configure the url, user and password!
I've added one user on my server, and my db (username:admin, password:admin) with db_owner permission.
I can't find any example for MS SQL server how to pass credentials?
Then, I got a question about this scenario:
What if I had a databse called TestDb. And I set multiple users on that db (for example 2 users) with Windows Authentication. Am I need to setup flyway separately, on each machine conf parameters (different username and password) for that user?
Also, if I have multiple schemas in databse, it will be a problem for flyway?
Do I need to put flyway on version control (whole folder)? or just sql folder?
I'm a little bit confused..
sql-server flyway asked Nov 21 at 11:23
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I want to get started with FlyWay tool with db migrations.
Here is my setup so far:
- I downloaded flyway-5.2.1
- I put folder in my solution folder like this
- In conf folder I defined my driver connection
flyway.url=jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-FQG3RAA:1433/TestDb
I've checked my Host name in any case in configuration tool of SQL Management.
4. When I want to try some command for example:
flyway info
In my command prompt it says: WARNING: Discarding INCOMPLETE dataSource configuration! flyway.url must be set.
ERROR: Unable to connect to the database. Configure the url, user and password!
I've added one user on my server, and my db (username:admin, password:admin) with db_owner permission.
I can't find any example for MS SQL server how to pass credentials?
Then, I got a question about this scenario:
What if I had a databse called TestDb. And I set multiple users on that db (for example 2 users) with Windows Authentication. Am I need to setup flyway separately, on each machine conf parameters (different username and password) for that user?
Also, if I have multiple schemas in databse, it will be a problem for flyway?
Do I need to put flyway on version control (whole folder)? or just sql folder?
I'm a little bit confused..
sql-server flyway asked Nov 21 at 11:23
Stefan0309
325421
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up vote
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down vote
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I want to get started with FlyWay tool with db migrations.
Here is my setup so far:
- I downloaded flyway-5.2.1
- I put folder in my solution folder like this
- In conf folder I defined my driver connection
flyway.url=jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-FQG3RAA:1433/TestDb
I've checked my Host name in any case in configuration tool of SQL Management.
4. When I want to try some command for example:
flyway info
In my command prompt it says: WARNING: Discarding INCOMPLETE dataSource configuration! flyway.url must be set.
ERROR: Unable to connect to the database. Configure the url, user and password!
I've added one user on my server, and my db (username:admin, password:admin) with db_owner permission.
I can't find any example for MS SQL server how to pass credentials?
Then, I got a question about this scenario:
What if I had a databse called TestDb. And I set multiple users on that db (for example 2 users) with Windows Authentication. Am I need to setup flyway separately, on each machine conf parameters (different username and password) for that user?
Also, if I have multiple schemas in databse, it will be a problem for flyway?
Do I need to put flyway on version control (whole folder)? or just sql folder?
I'm a little bit confused..
sql-server flyway asked Nov 21 at 11:23
Stefan0309
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I want to get started with FlyWay tool with db migrations.
Here is my setup so far:
- I downloaded flyway-5.2.1
- I put folder in my solution folder like this
- In conf folder I defined my driver connection
flyway.url=jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-FQG3RAA:1433/TestDb
I've checked my Host name in any case in configuration tool of SQL Management.
4. When I want to try some command for example:
flyway info
In my command prompt it says: WARNING: Discarding INCOMPLETE dataSource configuration! flyway.url must be set.
ERROR: Unable to connect to the database. Configure the url, user and password!
I've added one user on my server, and my db (username:admin, password:admin) with db_owner permission.
I can't find any example for MS SQL server how to pass credentials?
Then, I got a question about this scenario:
What if I had a databse called TestDb. And I set multiple users on that db (for example 2 users) with Windows Authentication. Am I need to setup flyway separately, on each machine conf parameters (different username and password) for that user?
Also, if I have multiple schemas in databse, it will be a problem for flyway?
Do I need to put flyway on version control (whole folder)? or just sql folder?
I'm a little bit confused..
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