Add script command to sql-cache tool
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I am trying to create the tables for distributed sql cache via the dotnet tool “sql-cache”. This works well, as long a I am developing and have full database access, but it’s not working for scenarios, where I lack of access rights.
Describe the solution you’d like
Add dotnet sql-cache script
, so the neccessary commands are written to the stdout and can easily be copied to an textfile.
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- Created 3 years ago
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@mkArtakMSFT Ownership of the SQL caching tool was transferred to @ericstj’s team. I’ll move this to dotnet/runtime.
It’s called help wanted in this repo. We also have good first issue for easier items.