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Create a SQL database from any input; automate builds from source control
Build and upgrade SQL databases directly from source control including Git, Mercurial, Perforce, Subversion, and Team Foundation Server. Learn more
Deploy SQL databases in a single click using executable installers
Deploy SQL databases across remote environments using a C# solution or an executable installers. Learn more
Combine multiple objects scripts into a single deployment or upgrade SQL script. Learn more
Recognize all objects interdependencies; even the ones SQL Server itself fails to identify. Learn more
Provide properties for the newly deployed database
Augment the deployment package with your own post deployment script. Learn more
Create or update databases containing encrypted objects
Deploy some, most or all of your objects. Learn more
Export databases to snapshots, scripts, or directly to source control
Automate deployment processes unattended. Learn more
Insert static (aka lookup) data into selected tables
Customize the visual appearance with interface themes. Learn more
This article represents a screen shot tour of ApexSQL Build features with a brief description
This article describes how to prepare a detailed object analysis for building a database or for a database update deployment, how to customize the SQL database objects and include dependent objects automatically
This article describes how to use ApexSQL Build to make sure there aren't any dependency problems when deploying a SQL Server database from source control
This article describes how to create a database from a specific version of DDL scripts stored in a source control system, using ApexSQL Build
This article describes how to use ApexSQL Build and its Consolidate scripts feature to combine multiple SQL scripts into a single SQL script in a very simple way
This article provides details on how to execute the object scripts in a correct order, to avoid dependency based errors
This article describes how to use ApexSQL Build to pull out the database (which you previously versioned in source control), and recreate it in a QA environment
This article explains the ApexSQL Build CLI switches, and their usage through the examples
ApexSQL Build 2019.02
Redgate® SQL Packager 7.0.0.1484
Comparison was conducted on June 05, 2020
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