Install updates on the production SQL server

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If I work on Sql Server 2016 in testing mode and I make changes to the design of the databases, when I want to activate the changes in the production Sql server, how do I do it without losing the data?

I do not want to make the changes one-on-one again, because it is imprecise and takes a long time.

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Posted 4-Oct-17 7:22am

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Updated 4-Oct-17 11:55am

Nelek

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Ben J. Boyle · Answer 1 · 2017-10-04T09:53:00

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You can use something like SQL Compare from RedGate or VIsual Studio has database comparison tools. Both can apply the updates or drop a script that you can use at a convenient time.

Posted 4-Oct-17 9:53am

Ben J. Boyle