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  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    Thanks @Phil

    I've just looked and foreign keys are set to TRUE which is odd.

    I'll keep an eye on it and see if it happens again.

     

    I'll also go through the other...

  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    I've only seen it when using the designer.

    Can you point in the direction of the specific (if there is one) default that needs changing to stop this happening?

    I've had a...

  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    On a slightly different (but possibly connected) note.  When I use Table Designer in SSMS, why do I appear to lose foreign key references?

    We've got some code that flags any...

  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    Well folks, I didn't expect this one to get as much attention as it did.

    I'm now thinking reorganising the columns is going to e bad idea (as far as the...

  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    Thanks for that.   We use synonyms to refer to other databases so hopefully that shouldn't cause too many issues.

    I'll give it a go with a test database and see how...

  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    @Phil - we haven't yet but we're working on that bit.  It would still be painful, but not as bad as creating all the tables by hand, etc

  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    Thanks @ant-green - looks like that's not happening then (can't justify the time to get it done).

  • Reply To: Reorganising field in a table

    @ant-green - it was a request from the customer (to make the fields easier to find).  If it was simple, then I'd go ahead and do it.

    If it's going to...

  • Reply To: Issues with Visual Studio and devOps

    Thanks Grant - I'll have a look at those.

    We currently use SQL Clone to create our development databases so was just wondering if I could get the branch to point...

  • Reply To: Issues with Visual Studio and devOps

    Thanks Steve - that worked (I was initialising the repo when I didn't need to)

    Another (hopefully easy) question, is it possible to have the branch point the database to a...

  • Reply To: Issues with Visual Studio and devOps

    @steve-2 - When I do the initial bits to get the stored procedures, etc into VS, there is no git subfolder in the project folder.  It appears to...

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  • Reply To: Issues with Visual Studio and devOps

    Hi both

     

    Thanks for the responses.

     

    @winston - I've attached the screenshot as requested

     

    @both - I don't get the option to do a pull first (unless I'm doing something wrong).

    I'm following the...

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  • Reply To: SQLCLR functions

    Hi @phil - We can ucomments in the code but users won't be able to see that bit.

    When you use a built-in function, you get that little yellow popup box...

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  • Reply To: Azure DevOps and branches

    Thanks Grant

     

    Just as an update.....

    On a whim (and because it's a database I don't care about) I did a PULL/APPLY CHANGES request in SSMS to get the changes from Branch1...

  • Reply To: Azure DevOps and branches

    Steps taken so far:-

    Create brand new database RG_Test

    Create new project in Azure (also called RG_Test)

    Use Git Bash to clone project repository (Azure) to local repository

    Connect RG_Test to local repository and...

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