I am generating a script for automatically migrating changes from multiple development databases to staging/production. Basically, it takes a bunch of change-scripts, and merges them into a single script, wrapping each script in a IF whatever BEGIN ... END
statement.
However, some of the scripts require a GO
statement so that, for instance, the SQL parser knows about a new column after it's created.
ALTER TABLE dbo.EMPLOYEE
ADD COLUMN EMP_IS_ADMIN BIT NOT NULL
GO -- Necessary, or next line will generate "Unknown column: EMP_IS_ADMIN"
UPDATE dbo.EMPLOYEE SET EMP_IS_ADMIN = whatever
However, once I wrap that in an IF
block:
IF whatever
BEGIN
ALTER TABLE dbo.EMPLOYEE ADD COLUMN EMP_IS_ADMIN BIT NOT NULL
GO
UPDATE dbo.EMPLOYEE SET EMP_IS_ADMIN = whatever
END
It fails because I am sending a BEGIN
with no matching END
. However, if I remove the GO
it complains again about an unknown column.
Is there any way to create and update the same column within a single IF
block?
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