DB Change Management - An Automated Approach - Part 4

(Darren Fuller) In part 3 Darren Fuller listed the requirements to implement an automated approach to database change management and highlighted some of the benefits. In this fourth and final article in the series, he continues the list of benefits that can be realised by adopting an automated meth

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DB Change Management – An Automated Approach – Part 4

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