RoundhousE, the database migration software that is based on sql scripts has added support for Oracle and SQL 2000.  There have also been numerous other little things, including better logging and a script run errors table. The script errors table captures what went wrong when/if your scripts are not quite up to par or there is some other issue.

A special thanks goes out to http://twitter.com/PascalMestdach and http://twitter.com/jochenjonc. They worked hard on this and all I did was provide guidance and help bring it back to the trunk.

This is what an entry in the database looks like:

This is a preview of new log:

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Versioning
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Attempting to resolve version from C:\code\roundhouse\code_drop\sample\deployment\_BuildInfo.xml using //buildInfo/version.
Found version 0.5.0.188 from C:\code\roundhouse\code_drop\sample\deployment\_BuildInfo.xml.
Migrating TestRoundhousE from version 0 to 0.5.0.188.
Versioning TestRoundhousE database with version 0.5.0.188 based on http://roundhouse.googlecode.com/svn.
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Migration Scripts
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Looking for Update scripts in "C:\code\roundhouse\code_drop\sample\deployment\..\db\TestRoundhousE\up". These should be one time only scripts.
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Running 0001_CreateTables.sql on (local) - TestRoundhousE.
Running 0002_ChangeTable.sql on (local) - TestRoundhousE.
Running 0003_TestBatchSplitter.sql on (local) - TestRoundhousE.
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RoundhousE, the database migration software that is based on sql scripts has added support for Oracle and SQL 2000. There have also been numerous other little things, including better logging and a script run errors table. The script errors table captures what went wrong when/if your scripts are not quite up to par or there is some other issue. A special thanks goes out to http://twitter.com/PascalMestdach and http://twitter.com/jochenjonc. They worked hard on this and all I did was provide guidance...

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