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Safe Database Change at Scale with Flyway Enterprise

How do teams keep database change safe, controlled, and traceable as AI-assisted coding increases the pace of delivery? Redgate Flyway Enterprise builds the necessary controls, visibility, security checks, and traceability, directly into the database change process, so every change follows a controlled and verifiable path from commit to deployment. Read more

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Two Small Steps to Measurable Flyway Value

Flyway helps you regain control of complex legacy databases where even small changes can carry high risk. This article describes two small steps that deliver measurable improvements in control, code quality, and deployment reliability, without disrupting how the development team works. Read more

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Simple Workflows for Flyway and Entity Framework Code First

Entity Framework Code First is great for development, but its abstractions can hide risky database changes until deployment. This article explores three practical EF–Flyway hybrid workflows that add visibility and control, helping teams stabilize deployments for complex, legacy databases such as monoliths. Read more

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Tracking Down Object Changes in Flyway Migration Files

The goal of this article is to help Flyway developers search their migration files to pinpoint exactly where a specific database object, like a table, view, or procedure, was created or changed. It introduces a PowerShell script that scans files in version order and returns the relevant DDL statements with… Read more

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Using Bash with Flyway

If you're using a Linux-based operating system, Bash is the obvious choice of scripting language for Flyway. This article demos the basics of dealing with credentials in team-based database development, when using 'traditional' flyway.conf files, and how to save and parse the JSON output of Flyway commands, for example to… Read more

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Using ODBC in PowerShell Scripts and Callbacks

Flyway connects to database using JDBC, but when we're automating Flyway with PowerShell, we can't use JDBC directly to get access to the metadata we need to add useful reports and other functionality to Flyway's build and migration processes. This article demonstrates how to get what we need using ODBC… Read more

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Using Database Models and Flyway for Automating Routine Development tasks

Database models have all sorts of useful applications during Flyway development to help us automate those repetitive development tasks that otherwise slow down delivery. This article shows how models can help us automate mundane tasks such as generating a build script for any version of a database or deleting the… Read more

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Tracking Development Changes using Flyway and Database Models

A database model is a standard document that represents the logical design and structure of a database. If we save a model each time Flyway creates a new version of the database, then we can find out what's in each version, and get an overview of how that structure changed… Read more

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Working with Flyway and Entity Framework Code First: Automation

This article will demonstrate how to automate a hybrid database change management system that uses Entity Framework Code First for development and Flyway for deployments. We automatically convert C# migrations, produced by EF, to the Flyway format and then use Flyway command line to deploy the migrations and save the… Read more

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Infrequently Asked Questions About Flyway

You can have Flyway up and running in minutes if you're a solo developer managing a single database. However, as you seek to 'scale up' Flyway to accommodate more complex database systems, team-based development, and stricter quality controls, you'll need to tackle some knottier questions. Without adequate answers, tasks such… Read more

Security and compliance

Database monitoring and observability

Database change management

Productivity and workflow automation

AI data readiness

Database modernization

Efficiency and cost optimization

Cloud migration and workload optimization

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Product: Flyway

Safe Database Change at Scale with Flyway Enterprise

Two Small Steps to Measurable Flyway Value

Simple Workflows for Flyway and Entity Framework Code First

Tracking Down Object Changes in Flyway Migration Files

Using Bash with Flyway

Using ODBC in PowerShell Scripts and Callbacks

Using Database Models and Flyway for Automating Routine Development tasks

Tracking Development Changes using Flyway and Database Models

Working with Flyway and Entity Framework Code First: Automation

Infrequently Asked Questions About Flyway

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Security and compliance

Database monitoring and observability

Database change management

Productivity and workflow automation

AI data readiness

Database modernization

Efficiency and cost optimization

Cloud migration and workload optimization

Redgate Flyway

Redgate Monitor

SQL Toolbelt Essentials

Redgate Test Data Manager

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