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Liquibase for Release Managers |
Releases don't always go as planned, and Liquibase helps you ensure contingency plans are correct before each release. As you near a release, besides checking the updateSql output, you can also run futureRollbackSql which will output the SQL needed to bring a fully updated database back to the current state.
Liquibase tracks which changelog statements have run against each database, so you no longer have to manually track what statements have been run against each database and which have not.
Liquibase ships with several tools you can use to make sure changes are being applied correctly, check current database state, and that nobody is sneaking in changes out of process.
- The status and validate commands report on what changeSets have not yet been ran and checks the changelog for errors.
- The diff command reports on differences between databases to ensure that two fully updated databases are truly identical
- The dbdoc command generates documentation on the current database structure and its changes over time
Beyond all the standard Liquibase functionality, Datical lets you
- Automate SQL reviews against business rules
- Simulate deployments to forecast potential errors
- Know the deployment status of every schema in the database
Liquibase for DBAs | QA | Developers