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This project HealthCare Data Warehouse System is for the Data Warehouse and Mining University course...!
sql sql-query database-management sql-server-management-studio dwdm data-warehouse-architecture data-warehousing-and-data-mining healthcare-management-system lab-project-report sql-database-project
Example of how to perform CI/CD for SQL database in Fabric using GitHub Actions
A reference for operating a Microsoft Fabric SQL database like production software: schema as code, conventions codified as rules the build enforces, and environments provisioned by Terraform.
terraform infrastructure-as-code database-as-code dacpac sqlpackage dacfx sqlfluff database-devops microsoft-fabric sql-database-project fabric-sql database-ci-cd
Shows how to perform CI/CD for Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses with Azure DevOps
Oracle PL/SQL payroll management system with procedures, triggers, cursors, and packages
Example of a homemade database project for Azure Synapse serverless SQL Pool. For use with Azure DevOps.
Shows how to perform CI/CD for SQL database in Fabric
Example of how to perform state-based CI/CD for Azure SQL Database
Example of a SQL database project that deploys to various different types of SQL Server related databases in Azure DevOps.
Example of how to perform CI/CD for SQL Server 2022 databases based on an SDK-style project using GitHub Actions
Shows how to perform CI/CD for an Azure SQL Database using GitHub Actions
Shows how to perform CI/CD for Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses using GitHub Actions
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