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nic
Posting Yak Master

209 Posts

Posted - 2004-06-30 : 12:15:26
Hi,
What products do people use for version control? We use Visual Source Safe for our product development (.NET,C++ etc). We are looking to version control our database objects. Visual Studio.NET allows you to version control sprocs but that is it (no views etc) and it is only available for the Enterprise edition. There are other tools out there but since we already use VSS, I was hoping there would be a tool which would integrate with VSS.

Another option is to store everything as scripts in VSS. This way we can store everything, not just sprocs. It is not fail safe though since we would need to get into the practice of checking things out, executing them and checking changes back in.

Just curious what other do....

Nic

tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess

38200 Posts

Posted - 2004-06-30 : 13:12:09
We were using VSS. We scripted everything to individual files and loaded those into VSS. If you've got Ken Henderson's Stored Procedure, XML, and HTML book, he shows you how to integrate with VSS.

We are now using Rational Clearquest.

Tara
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