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jbonfardeci / import-bacpac-powershell

Imports a SQL Server .bacpac export file to an EXISTING database schema. Normally, it's only possible to import a .bacpac into a new empty database.
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The script does not find BCP files when running on Linux #3

Closed 24mu13 closed 1 year ago

24mu13 commented 1 year ago

The files are extracted without taking in consideration the path delimiter ('/' in Linux other than '\')..

jbonfardeci commented 1 year ago

Thank you for reporting that. I wrote the program before PS was available on Linux and didn't consider it. I'll add a patch for it.

24mu13 commented 1 year ago

Please note, as part of this issue, we could also mention on README.md mssql-tools18 as required package.

jbonfardeci commented 1 year ago

My time is limited. Would you like to be a contributor?

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Please note, as part of this issue, we could also mention on README.md mssql-tools18 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/sql-server-linux-setup-tools?view=sql-server-ver16&tabs=redhat-install as required package.

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jbonfardeci commented 1 year ago

Please note, as part of this issue, we could also mention on README.md mssql-tools18 as required package.

Good point. I did include this in the readme "... data inserted into the target table via the BCP utility included with SSMS and SQL Server installations."

24mu13 commented 1 year ago

My time is limited. Would you like to be a contributor?

My pleasure