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improve documentation how to start, how to connect Docker with my Repository #237
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Hi @aisbergde if you just run tbls CLI through docker, the steps are:
In step 1, you pulled latest docker images from ghcr.io/k1low/tbls to your machine. You can also see what docker images you have in your local machine by Then in step 2, you use |
Hello, User: bob Connection to Server #1 :
Connection to Server #2 :
I precise that I can connect to servers by using SQL Service Management Studio |
If possible, please try to install and run |
I want to try this app on my SQL Server databases. So I tried to follow the readme.md instruction. I never before used Docker. But why not to use it.
I installed docker desktop for Windows => OK
I called
docker pull k1low/tbls:latest
in a command line => OK, something happened, something was downloaded, But I don't understand what happens when I call this command. A short explanation in the readme would be helpful.My understanding: I should create an empty git repository and in this repo I should create the file?
I created an empty git repository on the place where all my repos are located. But Docker will not know this place.
If I run in the folder where I created the repository the "tbls" is not found.
if I run this where I called the
docker pull k1low/tbls:latest
then there is no information where the repository is located.So please explain in the documentation a little bit, how I should the Docker tell which repository to use.
BTW, when I want to document MS SQL Server, did tbls only support user+password or also integrated security? If yes, how?
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