See who made what changes, when, and why
SQL Source Control links your database to your source control system, so you can collaborate seamlessly on database development.
Work simultaneously on the same database, without worrying about overwriting other people's changes, and see who made what changes, when, and why.
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Icons in the Object Explorer show you when a change has been made to a database by you or your team.
When you’ve made your changes, you check them in with a couple of clicks, just like you would for your application code.
Store and share any SQL Server object and static data. Committing and updating takes just two clicks in the Object Explorer.
Whether you and your team work on a shared database or each use a local, dedicated copy, you can easily collaborate and avoid conflicts.
You can lock an object in SQL Server Management Studio so your changes are safe from being overwritten.
SQL Source Control synchronizes with your Git repositories, making it easy to record and share your code changes with your team.
Look through the full revision history of a database or database object, and then simply roll back and resolve conflicts from the Object Explorer.
Avoid losing data during complex deployments with migration scripts. Custom SQL scripts can be added to deployment scripts generated by SQL Compare.
It's simple to share only what you want with your team. You can exclude objects by type, name, and owner, as well as using filters and more complex conditions.
“I can push things out faster and free up time that used to be used for manual setup and testing. Less bugs for customers, less downtime, more stable and reliable software.”
“The ability to instantly keep database structure in synchronization across development, test, and production environments instantly reduced the amount of work and potential for error.”
“Sometimes getting database developers to use source control is like herding cats. SQL Source Control makes it so easy that you see very little resistance and the devs can concentrate on delivering value.”
“For the price you pay, you'll save the equivalent time on your next version release.”
SQL Source Control gives you an alternative to queuing up changes and letting things slow down. Working with a stable version cuts the risk of deploying incomplete or incorrect changes.
With SQL Source Control you can keep a full change history for your database and every object in it. You stay up to date with progress and you get complete oversight of the changes that go into production.
As teams are growing, it becomes more complex to check on progress. With version control, you can keep track of development and maintain visibility, even as your teams scale.
SQL Source Control is easy to set up – start version controlling your database today
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