I had a chat eith one of folks from RedGate.
He is not aware of this.
Maybe it's worth making a bigger fuss of it to get them informed about your
point of view
Cheers
Jacek
On Thu, 7 Mar 2019, 22:59 Andy Klock, <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Or better yet, open source the software so the community can update it. Do
that thing you do Kellyn.
Andy K
On Thu, Mar 7, 2019 at 4:04 PM Reen, Elizabeth <
dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Agreed, but how hard is it to create a perpetual license key? They don’t
need to update it, but to put the current owners out is not a good idea.
Liz
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I'm still trying to keep them interested in the Oracle side, it's just
that they have so much weight in on the Microsoft side. I'm in the middle
of a multi-part series on Linux for the DBA, but they know their audience.
They are easily one of the top two vendors at PASS Summit each year and
their lead evangelist, Grant Fritchey is the president of PASS, (formerly
Professional Association of SQL Server). The other three evangelists are
all Microsoft experts, too. They were my competing offer when I went to
Microsoft and to be honest, they made it clear that they loved my Oracle
expertise, but really wanted me for my DevOps knowledge most.
If you don't have the management, marketing and sales focus on a
platform, it's difficult to find a reason to invest in it. Microsoft has
worked out incredibly well for them and it's very supportive of partners,
where many times, Oracle competes more heavily with it's partners, (just my
2c).
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On Wed, Mar 6, 2019 at 5:16 PM Jacek Gębal <jgebal@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
utPLSQL was recently supported by RedGate and we're getting interest from
their side in unit testing for Oracle PL/SQL & SQL.
It seems strange that they are giving up on some of their products for
Oracle DB given their overall interest in DB DevOps and CI/CD.
Cheers
Jacek
On Wed, 6 Mar 2019 at 20:31, Kellyn Pot'Vin-Gorman <dbakevlar@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I'm sorry to hear this and will be giving the folks over there a hard
time about it. Although Redgate doesn't have the following on the Oracle
side like they do on the Microsoft SQL side, its still a shame to see it
go. With their huge impact on the DevOps, CI/CD with their SQL Provision,
(think thin clone with data masking) product plugged in with their SQL
Toolbelt, they've got quite the customer base, with Oracle supported stuff
just a side gig, (same with MySQL and other db platforms).
Good to know about DDL Wizard.
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On Wed, Mar 6, 2019 at 3:03 PM Matt Adams <MAdams@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I just found out that Redgate (the purchasers of the DDL Wizard
developers Net 2000 LTD.) will no longer supply license keys for any
version, including the free/unsupported version. Which means that while
the software can still be downloaded, it’s useless.
I know that DDL Wizard has largely been replaced by the DBMS_METADATA
package and features built into software packages like TOAD and SQL
DEVELOPER, but I still used it on a regular basis and still loved it.
Unfortunately, my previous laptop has died, and I cannot run DDL Wizard on
the new one.
This tool was of tremendous benefit in it’s heyday and I for one will
miss it.
Good bye DDL Wizard. Rest in Piece.
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