As we know, three of them are for source version control.
Long time ago i compared some source controls in this post . I felt that it will be nice if I can further write my opinion on them.
CVS and GIT having free version.
TFS need payment.
In my opinion:
CVS are very straight forward and easy to use. You can set it up and check in the code, with 1 step, your partner can get your source code. But cvs is very dangerous, because it doesn't warn you for conflicts. It can be useful if you always have the major all time mighty latest powerful code in your local that you can save to overwrite other code. Else, it can be disaster when you end up spending hours to debug just to finally noticed someone overwritten the code. Tracing can be really easy because you just need to right click, select cvs -> history. then you can see the history of this file's changes. BUT, again but, it can be not helpful if you what to know what else you had checked in regarding to the same working item. Comparison of code is available. select the history, click on two versions, ( can be version 1 and version 10, hold alt key for the second selection, but only compare 2 files at 1 time.) selection option: compare.
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Delete database from azure and stop paying for database usage in azure
I have a hard time trying to temporary shut the database offline so that I don't have to pay for my database that serve as testing purpose. Unfortunately, what I found online is there is not temporary shut down in azure database either!
What can we do is delete the database. As long as your database doesn't store any data, you will not need to pay 1 cent. If you have a data, the payment is per hour based on the data size.
I cannot find delete database in Azure (manage.windowsazure.com) sql databases.
A lot of post suggest to use the SqlAzureExtension , but the database can be delete without using any extension. It is pretty simple, just log on to your sql management studio, connect to the azure server and delete it as the same way you delete any database. That's it?? YES! I am happy because due to slow network that causing me hard time to download and search the azureExtension, I found this easy solution.
:D
Cheers,
Happy clouding.
What can we do is delete the database. As long as your database doesn't store any data, you will not need to pay 1 cent. If you have a data, the payment is per hour based on the data size.
I cannot find delete database in Azure (manage.windowsazure.com) sql databases.
A lot of post suggest to use the SqlAzureExtension , but the database can be delete without using any extension. It is pretty simple, just log on to your sql management studio, connect to the azure server and delete it as the same way you delete any database. That's it?? YES! I am happy because due to slow network that causing me hard time to download and search the azureExtension, I found this easy solution.
:D
Cheers,
Happy clouding.