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Running liquibase commands from Powershell or Bash
User_6AKAM
Member Posts: 7 Blue Ribbon
in SQLcl
Hi,
I am creating a Powershell script to automate Oracle Apex deployment via SQLCL and I need to make use of the Liquibase features of SQLCL. Does anyone know how I can do this from a Powershell script or Bash script for that matter?
What I have seen so far from my searches are just scripts being passed to SQLCL at startup but these scripts are typically database table or stored procedure scripts.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Johnny
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