Apache 2.0 - see docs\legal (just LEGAL in the zip folder)
NOTE: If you are looking at the source - please run build.bat before opening the solution. It creates the SolutionVersion.cs file that is necessary for a successful build.
RoundhousE is an automated database deployment (change management) system that allows you to use your current idioms and gain much more. Currently it only supports Microsoft SQL Server, but there are future plans for other databases.
It seeks to solve both maintenance concerns and ease of deployment. We follow some of the same idioms as other database management systems (SQL scripts), but we are different in that we think about future maintenance concerns. We want to always apply certain scripts (anything stateless like functions, views, stored procedures, and permissions), so we don't have to throw everything into our change scripts. This seeks to solves future source control concerns. How sweet is it when you can version the database according to your current source control version?
##WIKI
You can download RoundhousE from http://code.google.com/p/roundhouse/downloads/list
You can also obtain a copy from the build server at http://teamcity.codebetter.com.
If you have Ruby 1.8.6+ (and Gems 1.3.7+) installed, you can get the current release of RoundhousE to your machine quickly!
- Type
gem install roundhouse - Then from anywhere you can type
rh [options]
With NuGet you can get the current release of RoundhousE to your application quickly!
- In Visual Studio Package Manager Console type
install-package roundhouse - There is also
roundhouse.lib,roundhouse.msbuild, androundhouse.refreshdatabase
Chocolatey like apt-get, but for Windows! This is an alternative method to get the current release of RoundhousE to your machine quickly!
- Type
cinst roundhouse - Then from anywhere you can type
rh [options]
This is the best way to get to the bleeding edge of what we are doing.
- Clone the source down to your machine.
git clone git://github.com/chucknorris/roundhouse.git - Type
cd roundhouse - Type
git config core.autocrlf falseto leave line endings as they are. - Type
git status. You should not see any files to change. - Run
build.bat. NOTE: You must have git on the path (open a regular command line and type git).
- .NET Framework 3.5
- SA access to the sql server (for creation or deletion)
- change access to the database (for everything else)
Donations Accepted - If you enjoy using this product or it has saved you time and money in some way, please consider making a donation.
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=0.8.0.x=
- RH now works with MySQL. Thanks Diyan. See details chucknorris#3 (r317)
=0.8.0.300=
- RH now does token replacement in the sql files using '{{PropertyName}}'. See [issue 33] (http://code.google.com/p/roundhouse/issues/detail?id=33) for details. (r299)
- Always run files that have '.EVERYTIME.' in the name. See [issue 51] (http://code.google.com/p/roundhouse/issues/detail?id=51) for details. (r299)
- RoundhousE ships a DLL for embedding. See [issue 44] (http://code.google.com/p/roundhouse/issues/detail?id=44) for details. It has a semi-fluent interface - see (https://gist.github.com/977990) for details. (r299)
- FIXED: Environment Specific Files run other environments when other environments are part of the name (i.e. BOBTEST is run with TEST). See [issue 50] (http://code.google.com/p/roundhouse/issues/detail?id=50) for details. (r299)
- A folder that runs after the other anytime scripts folders have run has been added. See chucknorris#1 for details. (r297)
- Fixing the script modified twice running each time bug. See chucknorris#5 for details. (r296)
- Sample is now a project in the release folder. (r287)
- MSBuild is available again. (r288)
=0.7.0.281=
- Fixed a few issues with using the connection string. You should now be able to only supply the connection string and not server/database as well.
=0.7.0.276=
- Fixed a collation issue with RoundhousE id columns in its tracking tables. See [issue 46] (http://code.google.com/p/roundhouse/issues/detail?id=46) for details. (r274)
- RestoreFromPath can take a relative path. (r269)
- RH can now upgrade it's internals without user interaction. See [issue 40] (http://code.google.com/p/roundhouse/issues/detail?id=40) for details. (r268)
- MSBuild / NAnt tasks are deprecated and no longer hooked up. Please use the console and call it from your tasks. (r268)
- RH has differencing support with NHibernate Schema Generation/Updates (r267 - branch, r268)
- FluentNhibernate and NHibernate are now being used for the internals (r267 - branch, r268)
- SMO is deprecated and removed (r203 - branch, r268)
- Gems and build upgrades, oh my! (r259)
- SQL2000 to 2005 is now a smooth transition. (r221)
- Fix: SQL2000 - ScriptsRun now correctly references Version for the foreign key. (r220)
- Fix: Connection should be initialized before asking the database if it supports ddl transactions. (r215)
- Fix: Uppercase User names when running with Oracle. (r200)
- RH has differencing support with RedGate. See sample project for details. (r197)
- Fix: Scrips run errors now updates version number and path w/out a dependency on scripts run. Allows for it to finish during transactional runs and still capture errors. (r196)
- Fix: Capture errortastic changes to DDL/DML (up) files in the script run errors table. (r191)
- Added admin connection string to do administrative tasks. (r190)
=0.5.0.188=
- RH handles nonsupported DDL transactions. RH will also stop and inform the user when DDL transactions are not supported, so user can choose to continue - see issue 28 for details. (r172 - branch, r185)
- RH logs when errors occur in the RoundhousE.ScriptRunErrors table - see issue 28 for details. (r167 - branch, r185)
- RH supports SQL Server 2000 - see issue 30 for details. (r167 - branch, r185)
- RH supports Oracle - see issue 34 for details. (r157 - branch, r185)
=0.2.0.175=
- RH should handle when user names have apostrophes (') in them - see issue 32 for details. (r175)
- Database names should have delimiters to allow for non standard characters - see issue 31 for details. (r174)
- Added autowiring permissions sample. (r169)
- If copying to change output fails, log a warning and move on. (r156)
=0.2.0.150=
- Turning off batch splitting where it is not necessary as it does affect performance. (r150)
- Splitting statements on GO has been enhanced to catch end of file GOs - see issue 25 for details. (r149)
=0.2.0.148=
- Splitting statements on GO has been enhanced - see issue 25 for details. (r147)
=0.2.0.144=
- Splitting statements on GO is now a two-phased approach - see issue 25 for details. (r143)
- Trying out StructureMap (r136)
=0.2.0.131=
- More fine-grained splitting by the word GO - see issue 25 for details. (r130)
- Command timeout became more explicit so database decorators can access and manipulate the value now. (r129)
- RH should be able to use ADO.NET instead of SMO for SqlServer - see issue 22 for details. (r125)
- Option not to create a database if none exists - see issue 24 for details. (r123)
- Console should exit with an error code instead of crashing on errors - see issue 23 for details. (r119)
=0.2.0.117=
- Restore timeouts can now be specified (with a default timeout of 900 seconds) - see issue 21 for details. (r117)
- Custom database create scripts are now possible - see issue 20 for details. (r116)
- All types of migrations will split sql statements from files that have more than one statement into multiple statements and run each consecutively - see issue 27 for details. (r113)
- Fixed issue with running roundhouse twice during MSBuild - see issue 16 for details. (r112)
=0.2.0.108=
- Reports version during run - see issue 9 for details. (r108)
- Logs what type of script it is looking for and where it is looking for them - see issue 14 for details. (r107)
- Removed double error reporting on exception. (r107)
- Adding getting started documentation
- Added a custom restore option to add additional arguments (like MOVE) to a restore - see issue 12 for details. (r104)
- Fixed a connection string initialization issue (r103)
=0.2.0.101=
- File Sorting - Fixed a sorting issue with file names to do explicit sorting. (r101)
- RH has an icon of the logo (r99)
=0.2.0.97=
- OleDB Support - RH can now be run for advanced database connections with a connection string. (r96)
- OleDB may not support creating/restoring/deleting databases.
- Microsoft Access is supported through OleDB.
- Other databases will need to have scripts written for their type before they would be supported.
=0.0.0.86=
- Environment awareness - RH determines an environment file first that it has ".ENV." in the file name and then if it is the proper environment file based on whether the file also contains the specific environment name. For example LOCAL.0001_DoSomething.ENV.sql will run in the LOCAL environment but no where else.
- Runs permissions files every time regardless of changes.
=0.0.0.85=
- Added synonyms for database types - see issue 10 for details. (r85)
- Removed some of the logging - no more event logging for limited permissions running (r83)
=0.0.0.82=
- The command line version (rh.exe) is merged into a single assembly with all dependencies (except Microsoft.SQL dlls) internalized. No configuration file necessary either. (r77, r82)
- Log from console runner is now copied into the change_drop folder. (r81)
- Recovery mode is now explicit. Default is full. Otherwise pass in /simple - see issue 8 for details. (r78)
- Excluded the drop database from transactions (not that you would call /drop with /t). (r76)
=0.0.0.74=
- Fixed an issue with holding connections - see issue 7 for details. (r74)
- Added the ability to run with transactions
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