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The installation documentation for SqlPackage says: Installing SqlPackage as a global tool makes it available on your path as sqlpackage and is the recommended method to install SqlPackage for Windows, macOS, and Linux. In line with Microsoft's expectations, also search %PATH% if sqlpackage is not found in the d365fo.tools default path ($Script:SqlPackagePath). If it is found in the %PATH% then update the default path with the actual path to sqlpackage.exe. Author: Colin Daley Date: 2024-03-24
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The installation documentation for SqlPackage says: Installing SqlPackage as a global tool makes it available on your path as sqlpackage and is the recommended method to install SqlPackage for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
In line with Microsoft's expectations, also search %PATH% if sqlpackage is not found in the d365fo.tools default path ($Script:SqlPackagePath). If it is found in the %PATH% then update the default path with the actual path to sqlpackage.exe.
Author: Colin Daley
Date: 2024-03-24