3
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5answers
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Stored Procedures under Source Control, best practice

I am currently using Tortoise SVN to source control a .NET Web Application. What would be the best way to bring our SQL Server stored procedures into Source Control? I am currently using VS 2010 as my ...
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2answers
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With the advent of integrated source control, do stored procedure changes still need comments?

Back in the old days, my team had a policy that any stored procedure modification required comments in two places: Top of the stored procedure with an overall summary of the changes made Comments ...
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2answers
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Consolidating data changes in SQL Server by team

What is a good way to manage developers' data changes? I am using RedGate SQL Source Control to monitor changes to tables and stored procecures, so that when we do a production build, I can include ...
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7answers
639 views

Version control for database objects

The database our developers are working on is too large (have a lot of database objects). We have to control db objects changes (change management). Our company cannot have a person who would be ...