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Is it possible from code, by including a reference to "VSchema.exe", to Create a new instance of "OpenAccessSchemaTool" found in "VSchema.exe", set the properties and call "Execute()" instead of running it from a DOS Command window?
Regards
Paul
Is it possible from code, by including a reference to "VSchema.exe", to Create a new instance of "OpenAccessSchemaTool" found in "VSchema.exe", set the properties and call "Execute()" instead of running it from a DOS Command window?
Regards
Paul
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Hi Pål,
It is not allowed to ship the vschema tool. It requieres a license. What exactly do you want to do?
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Jan Blessenohl
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It is not allowed to ship the vschema tool. It requieres a license. What exactly do you want to do?
Regards,
Jan Blessenohl
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Hello Pål,
Sorry, wrong answer, this was about venhance.
You can do that, but why?
Sincerely yours,
Jan Blessenohl
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Sorry, wrong answer, this was about venhance.
You can do that, but why?
Sincerely yours,
Jan Blessenohl
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answered on 04 Dec 2008, 05:46 PM
Hi Jan.
What I'm trying to do is embed some options (recreate/update/verify database) in my deployed applications to handle database schema synchronisation.
There are many reasons why this is valuable, but the latest that I found was doing Test driven development (Unit test).
Given a Test assembly, I can pass a "recreate" parameter in the config file (which will usually be set to "verify"). This will completely erase the database and rebuild it from scratch. This will give a test environment which will always have the same starting point and as the tests are executed, the database content always ends up the same.
The best soulution of course, would be if these tools ("OpenAccessSchemaTool") and its relations were copied into OpenAccess.dll, or a separate library, say, "OpenAccess.Tools.dll" or something... The reason for this is of course that some companies/clients may have a problem with us installing third-party executables on their machines. You know how demanding customers can be... ;-)
Is this something you would be able to do?
Regards
Pål
What I'm trying to do is embed some options (recreate/update/verify database) in my deployed applications to handle database schema synchronisation.
There are many reasons why this is valuable, but the latest that I found was doing Test driven development (Unit test).
Given a Test assembly, I can pass a "recreate" parameter in the config file (which will usually be set to "verify"). This will completely erase the database and rebuild it from scratch. This will give a test environment which will always have the same starting point and as the tests are executed, the database content always ends up the same.
The best soulution of course, would be if these tools ("OpenAccessSchemaTool") and its relations were copied into OpenAccess.dll, or a separate library, say, "OpenAccess.Tools.dll" or something... The reason for this is of course that some companies/clients may have a problem with us installing third-party executables on their machines. You know how demanding customers can be... ;-)
Is this something you would be able to do?
Regards
Pål
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Hi Pål,
You can do it, but I think just start the new process calling vschema.exe via command line is less code.
Best wishes,
Jan Blessenohl
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You can do it, but I think just start the new process calling vschema.exe via command line is less code.
Best wishes,
Jan Blessenohl
the Telerik team
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