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SDK-style SQL projects bring cross-platform compatibility, package references, and more to the SQL projects ecosystem for database DevOps. You can upgrade your existing SQL projects to SDK-style, but the most common method for upgrading your SQL database project involves manually editing the .sqlproj file. With the new command-line tool, Dacpac.Verify, you can quickly compare the build output from two different project builds, catching mistakes and differences in the final build output. Dacpac.Verify takes the pressure off your SQL project upgrade so you have the confidence to get started with SDK-style SQL projects today.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
4:15 dacpac verify
5:13 SQL projects how-to guide
10:45 Getting started
Resources:
SQL projects samples: https://aka.ms/sqlprojects-samples
dacpac verify docs: https://aka.ms/dacpacverify
SQL projects docs: https://aka.ms/sqlprojects
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