We’re going to create a baseline from the AdventureWorks database.
On the last page of the wizard, you can select a database from which to generate a baseline. to launch a file explorer window.Ĭlick Next to continue to the next page of the wizard. Import this filter file by clicking the Apply filters button, and click Browse. We have specified a SQL Compare filter file, Filter.scpf. We’re going to filter out a DDL trigger from our baseline of the existing database. The next page will allow you to specify a SQL Compare filter file for your project. We'll call our development database AdventureWorks_Dev. Next click on New Database and provide valid entries for the development database to create. Click Set development source… to open the datasource connection dialogue. This will open the project setup wizard.Įnter a Project name and click Browse. to launch a file explorer window to choose where you want to save your project. If it doesn't show here, it will be under the Tools drop-down menu. In SSMS, start SQL Change Automation by clicking on the SQL Change Automation icon in the toolbar.
> Installed adventure works database via the bundled install script ( ) > Created a local database via SQL Server Management Studio (named SQL_TEST_ENV) I have laid out my processes below and I am more than willing to start from scratch. I'm trying to narrow down where my issue is, perhaps someone with much more experience than I can lend a hand. So far I have a local database set up, adventure works database has been added, but I just can't seem to connect to it from Power BI. I am in the midst of teaching myself Power BI and am trying to set up a local database with the adventure works sample database. Thanks to -sniff- for the awesome header image! You should post these to /r/learnsql instead. Note /r/SQL does not allow links to basic tutorials to be posted here. Please view the Wiki for online resources.
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