SQL Azure?

[mike potts]

I've been using Migrator.NET for a while on a public application
deployed on Azure. I had to make some modifications to the
SqlServerTransformationProvider as the sysobjects does not exist. In
reading through the code, I noted references to moving some of the
code to INFORMATION_SCHEMA, and noted that some had already been
moved.

Given the differences between SQL Server and SQL Azure, it seemed
appropriate to create a new, and separate, provider,
SqlAzureTransformationProvider, maybe extending
SqlServerTransformationProvider.

I've got the code I modified to get Migrator.NET to work with Azure,
wasn't much, but wanted to clean this up and contribute back to the
project. Before I do, thought I should check in and make sure this
wasn't being done already. I checked the issues list and did not see
anything.

[Geoffrey Lane]

Hi Mike,

A GitHub repository has been setup at: https://github.com/migratordotnet/Migrator.NET

James Foster is running with that, but you can fork the GitHub project and send him pull requests through that...

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[dima 117]

Hi Mike!

I am developing my own branch of Migrator.NET (http://code.google.com/p/ecm7migrator). I am very interested in supporting SQL Azure and I planned in the near future to implement TransformationProvider for SQL Azure. Can you send me your realization for use it to my project?

Best regards,
Dmitriy Andriyanov

[Iain Hunter]

I'd also be interested in the changes made for Azure, if you could
post them somewhere