MSBUILD (or Something) For Command Line Deployment Of CLR Assemblies In SQL 2005
Mar 3, 2006
VS2005 has a deployment feature that uses a database connection string to automatically connect to SQL2005 and create the assembly and procedures within the IDE. I am unable to access this feature from MSBUILD or any other command prompt utility so far which is a requirement for our internal build procedures.
I am looking for the ability perform a command line deployment of a SQL CLR project and pass in the proper server and database name also on the command line (or config file if necessary).
Does this functionality exist out of the box? If not, any suggestions on how to accomplish this?
I am trying to setup my install script to install SQL Express 2005 using the SQL Security Mode and setting the SA Password by passing in parameters from the command line.
setup.exe SECURITYMODE=SQL SAPWD="123456"
This runs the install, but still prompts me during the installation to enter an SA Password.
Thanks.
Same problem with http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=194313&SiteID=1
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Unfortunately I recived an error stating the "Installation package for the product SQL Server 2005 (64bit) cannto be found. Please locate a valid SQLRUN_SQL.MSI". Which I couldn't find anywhere., so....
I created a fresh instance on my 2005 server, held back on installing SP1, and ran the command line again. This time it worked.
My best guess is that the installation scripts check the version header on the MSI file during install and display a compatibilty error thus halting the install.
My question is, has anyone seen, overcome this problem. I can't believe that this is a bug like error as there would be posts about it all over the interweb.... which there isn't.
Any thoughts.
Mike.
(p.s) I know that I shouldn't really try to amend the collation on a sql server, but I have little choice at the moment :-(
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