Set up a quick environment for tests and also to take our Liquibase University certification courses.
- Connect PostgreSQL Database with DBeaverPostgreSQL with DBeaver.
- We used DBeaver. See the connection configuration below. The password will be what you specified in the `-e ‘SAPASSWORD=yourStrongPassword1$` on docker image start in the previous section.
Sometimes, it’s handy to be able to set up a quick environment for tests and also to take our Liquibase University certification courses. Here’s how to use Docker to create an MSSQL container.
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1. Install the version of Liquibase you’d like to use.
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2. Run MSSQL via Docker.
Use these instructions from Docker Hub. The instructions are not version specific.
- Run: `docker run -e ‘ACCEPT_EULA=Y’ -e ‘SA_PASSWORD=yourStrongPassword1$’ -p 1433:1433 -d mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2017-CU8-ubuntu`
- Note, this will run with the tag `2017-CU8-ubuntu`
3. Connect the database.
You can use SQLPlus or a SQL Browser. We used DBeaver. Latex in jupyter notebook python. See the connection configuration below. The password will be what you specified in the `-e ‘SA_PASSWORD=yourStrongPassword1$` on docker image start in the previous section. From the above example it would be: `yourStrongPassword1$`
4. Prepare SQLServer with database/schemas/objects.
Now that we have a Docker container that is running MS SQLSERVER, we want to have a database with schemas to run Liquibase against. Or you can continue by using the default master db ; dbo schema.
5. Configure the Liquibase project.
You can use any Liquibase project you want. I use one I have committed to source:
- Make sure you are in the root of project folder (in this case, ronak_lb_projects)
- cd ronak_lb_projects/mssql
- verify liquibase.properties file has URL and passwords correct, mine looked like this:
You can test your configuration by running the liquibase updateSQL command.
`liquibase –username=SA –password=’yourStrongPassword1$’ updateSQL`
Destroy the Docker image
Find your container by listing it:
Dbeaver Docker Mysql
This command will return something like the following:
Use the container ID to delete the image.
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