This article uses the PowerShell cmdlets of SQL Change Automation (SCA), formerly DLM-Automation, to take the source code of a database from a directory, validate it, document it, and then create a NuGet package of it. Up to this point, the script uses a very similar approach to that described in SQL Change Automation with PowerShell Scripts and Deploying Multiple Databases from Source Control using SQL Change Automation. In these previous articles, we simply placed the validated database source and the documentation into a NuGet package and used the Sync-DatabaseSchema to synchronize the schema of a target database with the validated source and saved the migration script that was generated to the same directory in which we stored the NuGet package.


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