private TSqlModel CreateFilteredModel(SchemaBasedFilter schemaFilter, TSqlModel model)
{
ModelFilterer modelFilterer = new ModelFilterer(schemaFilter);
TSqlModel filteredModel = modelFilterer.CreateFilteredModel(model);
_trash.Add(filteredModel);
return(filteredModel);
}
public void TestUpdateDacpacWithFilteredModel()
{
// Given a model with objects that use "dev", "test" and "prod" schemas
var model = CreateTestModel();
string existingPackagePath = GetTestFilePath("original.dacpac");
BuildPackage(model, existingPackagePath);
// When saving a dacpac for deployment to production (filtering to exclude "dev" and "test" schemas)
var schemaFilter = new SchemaBasedFilter("dev", "test");
ModelFilterer modelFilterer = new ModelFilterer(schemaFilter);
modelFilterer.UpdateDacpacModelWithFilter(existingPackagePath);
// Then expect only the "prod" schema objects to remain in the new package
var filteredModel = _trash.Add(new TSqlModel(existingPackagePath));
Assert.AreEqual(TopLevelProdElementCount, CountTablesViewsAndSchemas(filteredModel));
}
/// <summary>
/// Runs the model filtering example. This shows how to filter a model and save a new
/// dacpac with the updated model. You can also update the model in the existing dacpac;
/// the unit tests in TestFiltering.cs show how this is performed.
/// </summary>
public static void RunFilteringExample()
{
// Given a model with objects that use "dev", "test" and "prod" schemas
string devPackagePath = GetFilePathInCurrentDirectory("dev.dacpac");
var scripts = SampleScripts;
string productionPackagePath;
using (TSqlModel model = new TSqlModel(SqlServerVersion.Sql110, new TSqlModelOptions()))
{
AddScriptsToModel(model, scripts);
Console.WriteLine("Saving test scripts to package '" + devPackagePath + "'");
DacPackageExtensions.BuildPackage(devPackagePath, model, new PackageMetadata());
Console.WriteLine("Objects found in original package: '" + devPackagePath + "'");
PrintTablesViewsAndSchemas(model);
productionPackagePath = GetFilePathInCurrentDirectory("production.dacpac");
// When saving a dacpac for deployment to production (filtering to exclude "dev" and "test" schemas)
var schemaFilter = new SchemaBasedFilter(model.CollationComparer, new [] { "dev", "test" });
ModelFilterer modelFilterer = new ModelFilterer(schemaFilter);
Console.WriteLine("Creating filtered 'production' package: '" + productionPackagePath + "'");
modelFilterer.CreateFilteredDacpac(devPackagePath, productionPackagePath);
}
// Then expect only the "prod" schema objects to remain in the new package
using (TSqlModel filteredModel = new TSqlModel(productionPackagePath))
{
Console.WriteLine("Objects found in filtered package: '" + productionPackagePath + "'");
PrintTablesViewsAndSchemas(filteredModel);
}
// If we publish the dacpac to a database, we can see that only the production schema is
// present (debug into this method or view the console output listing only production elements)
PublishProductionDacpacAndVerifyContents(productionPackagePath);
}
public static void Run()
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(GetTestDir(_ModelCompareDacsPath));
Directory.CreateDirectory(GetTestDir(_compareResultsPath));
_sourceDacpacPath = GetTestFilePath(_ModelCompareDacsPath, "sourceDatabase.dacpac");
DacPackageExtensions.BuildPackage(_sourceDacpacPath, CreateTestModel(_testSourceScripts), new PackageMetadata());
_destinationDacPacPath = GetTestFilePath(_ModelCompareDacsPath, "destinationDatabase.dacpac");
DacPackageExtensions.BuildPackage(_destinationDacPacPath, CreateTestModel(_testDestinationScripts), new PackageMetadata());
using (TSqlModel sourcemodel = new TSqlModel(_sourceDacpacPath),
destmodel = new TSqlModel(_destinationDacPacPath))
{
// Filtering to exclude log schema
var schemaFilter = new SchemaBasedFilter("log");
ModelFilterer modelFilterer = new ModelFilterer(schemaFilter);
TSqlModel smodel = modelFilterer.CreateFilteredModel(sourcemodel);
TSqlModel dmodel = modelFilterer.CreateFilteredModel(destmodel);
CompareTSqlModels(smodel, dmodel);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Runs the model filtering example. This shows how to filter a model and save a new
/// dacpac with the updated model. You can also update the model in the existing dacpac;
/// the unit tests in TestFiltering.cs show how this is performed.
/// </summary>
public static void RunFilteringExample()
{
// Given a model with objects that use "dev", "test" and "prod" schemas
string devPackagePath = GetFilePathInCurrentDirectory("dev.dacpac");
var scripts = SampleScripts;
using (TSqlModel model = new TSqlModel(SqlServerVersion.Sql110, new TSqlModelOptions()))
{
AddScriptsToModel(model, scripts);
Console.WriteLine("Saving test scripts to package '"+devPackagePath+"'");
DacPackageExtensions.BuildPackage(devPackagePath, model, new PackageMetadata());
Console.WriteLine("Objects found in original package: '" + devPackagePath + "'");
PrintTablesViewsAndSchemas(model);
}
string productionPackagePath = GetFilePathInCurrentDirectory("production.dacpac");
// When saving a dacpac for deployment to production (filtering to exclude "dev" and "test" schemas)
var schemaFilter = new SchemaBasedFilter("dev", "test");
ModelFilterer modelFilterer = new ModelFilterer(schemaFilter);
Console.WriteLine("Creating filtered 'production' package: '"+productionPackagePath+"'");
modelFilterer.CreateFilteredDacpac(devPackagePath, productionPackagePath);
// Then expect only the "prod" schema objects to remain in the new package
using (TSqlModel filteredModel = new TSqlModel(productionPackagePath))
{
Console.WriteLine("Objects found in filtered package: '" + productionPackagePath + "'");
PrintTablesViewsAndSchemas(filteredModel);
}
// If we publish the dacpac to a database, we can see that only the production schema is
// present (debug into this method or view the console output listing only production elements)
PublishProductionDacpacAndVerifyContents(productionPackagePath);
}
