Release notes - version 1.0

SQL Source Control is an add-in for SQL Server Management Studio that allows you to source control your databases.

Note that SQL Source Control is not a source control system; it allows you to store your databases in your existing source control system.

This article discusses:

Features in version 1.0

Version 1.0 of SQL Source Control includes the following features:

Integration with SQL Server Management Studio
Support for Subversion (SVN)
Support for Team Foundation Server (TFS)
Linking databases to your source control system
Notification of changes in the Object Explorer
Committing changes
Getting the latest version
Viewing differences between source control and database versions of objects before you commit or get latest
Undoing uncommitted changes
Resolving conflicts
Simple deployment using SQL Compare Professional Edition

Bug reports and feedback

We are continuing to develop SQL Source Control, and we value any feedback you may have.

Please let us know about any issues you may encounter.

If SQL Source Control encounters a serious issue, you may see an error report dialog box:

Please click Send Error Report, and - if possible - provide detailed feedback, as these reports are extremely valuable to us.

These error reports may include:

a stack trace
your SQL Server and operating system version
the Windows user you are logged in as, and your domain
This is so we can identify recurrent bugs.
information from the SQL Source Control logs
In some conditions, they may contain information about your database schema.

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