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Dealing With the Hard Stuff LiquiBase makes things drop deal simple for most refactorings But it’s not made of unobtainium Try spliing a column like NAME into FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, and LAST_NAME Sorry... You will have to write some code… LiquiBase has a framework for you in mind
Dealing With the Hard Stuff LiquiBase makes things drop deal simple for most refactorings But it’s not made of unobtainium Try spliing a column like NAME into FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, and LAST_NAME Sorry... You will have to write some code… LiquiBase has a framework for you in mind Framework in liquibase.change.custom.*
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Agile Database Design 21 st Century
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And in the Beginning, IBM Created I
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And in the Beginning, IBM Created I
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And Life Was Harsh… General purpo
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And Life Was Harsh… General purpo
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Database Updates in the Days of the
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Database Updates in the Days of the
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And Out of the Muck Arose Relationa
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The Carefree Early Days
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The Carefree Early Days Worries ove
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The Carefree Early Days Worries ove
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And Then the 80s Happened
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And Then the 80s Happened Relationa
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The Rise of the BDUF
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The Rise of the BDUF DBAs embraced
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The Clash of the BDUF and Agile Two
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Why Agile Mentality Causes Problems
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Agile Developer Reactions to DBA Is
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Agile Developer Reactions to DBA Is
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Should Agilists Be Calling BDUF DBA
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But What BDUFers Gloss Over Is That
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Agile/XP Engineering Practices Aid
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Getting DBAs Kicking and Screaming
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Types of Tools Needed for Agile Dat
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Database Refactoring? “Refactorin
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A Sample Database Refactoring
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A Sample Database Refactoring Split
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What Makes Database Refactoring So
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The Inconvenient Truth About Databa
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It’s the Tools, Stupid!
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It’s the Tools, Stupid! Source co
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Tools, Smools. Look at the Big Pict
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The First, and Probably the Very Mo
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What Sorts of Database Artifacts Sh
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Use a TDD Mentality For Database Re
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The Four Ways to Manage Your Databa
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Door #2 - Let Those Who Ride Decide
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Door #3 - Roll Your Own Version Con
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Door #4 - Use a Power Tool RoR Acti
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Door #4 - Use a Power Tool And, the
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