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graz
Chief SQLTeam Crack Dealer
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 Posted - 2005-04-19 : 16:01:49
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| We use NAnt to build our databases during development. I wrote a task to restore a database. I'm planning to release it publicly but I'd love some "beta" testers first. If anyone is usuing NAnt and needs to restore a database please resond here or email me (http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/billg/contact.aspx) and I'll send you what I've got.Features:-- Automatically corrects the physical file name locations-- Can set recovery mode to simple-- Can shrink the databaseA key limitation at this point is that it's limited to a single data file and is untested with multiple transaction log files.As you can guess we restore a series of backups during our build process. Depending on the server, they need to go into a variety of directories. This is my solution. Let me know if anyone is interested.===============================================Creating tomorrow's legacy systems today.One crisis at a time. |
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Stoad
Freaky Yak Linguist
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Posted - 2005-04-20 : 05:49:01
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| graz, what is the N.A.n.t? |
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Stoad
Freaky Yak Linguist
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Posted - 2005-04-20 : 08:05:28
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| NAnt's build files are written in XML. Each build file contains oneproject and a number of targets. Each target contains a number of tasks.Thanks, graz. Btw, there is a trailing "bad" dot in your link. |
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Anyone using NAnt in their development process?