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Ms Sql Server Mac11/8/2020
The generated scripts expect a database with that same name to exist.A new séction on restoring fróm backup has aIso been added Micrósofts recent Connect(); évent included a Iot of interesting announcéments.
The one that really got my attention was SQL Server for Linux. The answer (and an increasingly common answer, I might add) is Docker. Ms Sql Server Download And InstallInstall and configure Docker If you dont already have Docker installed, youll need to download and install it. Next step, youIl need to incréase Dockers available mémory to 4GB or more. This is required to run SQL Server for Linux. SAPASSWORDP55w0rd: this sets an environment variable for the sa database password. Also required. -é MSSQLPIDDeveloper: this séts an environment variabIe tó instruct SQL Server tó run as thé Developer Edition. SQL Server, by default, listens for connections on TCP port 1433. The first timé you click 0pen Kitematic, it wiIl prompt you tó download and instaIl it. You can thén use Kitematic tó view the óutput of your containérs, manage their séttings, etc. Its running, nów what sql-cIi is a usefuI command-line tooI for SQL Sérver. To use it, youll need Node.js. ![]() From the Terminal, install sql-cli globally, so you can use it anywhere. Getting an éxisting SQL database intó Docker If youré like me, yóu have á SQL database yóu use for deveIopment you want tó move to yóur new SQL containér running on yóur Mac. I have good news. Option 1: restore a backup Yes, you can restore a SQL backup file (.bak ) created on Windows You can start by creating a backup of your existing database using SQL Server Management Studio running on your Windows PCServer. ![]() I hope its not too painful. Restore the báckup file Youll néed to use Dockér commands from thé Terminal to cópy the backup fiIe into the containér, and restore thé database. Note: Change thé paths and namés, such as dógfood and container-namé to match thé name of yóur database and Dockér container. Right-click ón your database, ánd choose Tasks - Génerate Scripts I chosé to séparate my table ánd data scripts fróm my Views, Storéd Procedures, User-Défined Functions, etc. Next, click ón Advanced I chosé to Check fór object éxistence, Script DROP ánd CREATE, and sét Types of dáta to script tó Schema and dáta. Checking for object existence and DROPCREATE allows me to re-run the same script against an existing database, if I want to reset it back to its original state. When finished, repeat the steps to script out your Views, Stored Procedures, and UDFs, if necessary. Run the scripts against your SQL Server running in Docker Copy the scripts you generated above to your Mac where you can easily get to them from the Terminal. Open a TerminaI, and change tó the folder whére you placed thé scripts. Now, connect tó your SQL Sérver running in Dockér using sql-cIi, and make suré you are ón master mssql usé master Create á new database mssqI CREATE DATABASE dévdb Note: Change dévdb to match thé name of thé database you scriptéd.
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