You can buy SQL Source Control as a standalone tool or as part of a bundle.
There are discounts for multi-user purchases.
Connect your existing source control system
to SQL Server Management Studio
SQL Source Control connects your databases to your version control system
- SQL Source Control is a plug-in for SQL Server Management Studio
- Connects SQL Server databases to SVN, TFS, Vault, Git, Mercurial, Perforce, or any system with a capable command line
- Lets you push and pull database changes in SQL Server Management Studio
- Provides source control for schemas and data
- Shows development history and gives access to specific database versions
- Displays SQL differences between objects in a database and source control
- Lets you store and share scripts to handle complex changes, such as column splits
- Works with SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare, so you can deploy databases directly from source control
- Continuous Integration - Database continuous integration is driven by code changes checked into source control. Find out more about SQL Source Control and database continuous integration.
- Prefer to develop databases in Visual Studio? Try SQL Connect
Seamless database version control
SQL Source Control makes database version control seamless. It links your databases to your existing source control system straight from SQL Server Management Studio, so you can source control databases without disrupting your workflow.
Use your preferred development model
It doesn't matter whether your development team works with a central database or individual, local copies – SQL Source Control supports both development models. Just pick the one you work with and carry on as normal.
Track and share changes
You can keep track of who changed what, when, and why, improve change management and auditing, and easily share or revert changes.
SQL Source Control also stores a complete history of your updates to simplify database versioning, and provides a sandbox for risk–free experimenting.
Repeatable, accurate deployments
SQL Source Control can also be combined with SQL Compare to rationalize your deployment process, making deployments repeatable and accurate without any loss of visibility or control over the change process.
See what SQL Source Control can do for your development…
Start source controlling your database now by downloading SQL Source Control as part of our SQL Developer Bundle.
The SQL Developer Bundle also includes SQL Compare, which works with SQL Source Control to make deployment accurate and repeatable. Learn how to use the two together.
Try a 28-day fully functional free
trial of SQL Source Control
What people are saying about SQL Source Control:
At this point we are really starting to see some good payback on our investment in the full SQL Developer Bundle. Those products were worth the investment back when we only used them sporadically for troubleshooting and DBA analysis, but now with SQL Source Control, they are becoming everyday-use products for the development team.
Mark Caldwell, Software Engineering Manager, Interior Specialists, Inc. Family of Companies, (see blog post)
Using SQL Source Control has saved Snapper a considerable amount of time (and therefore money) and also lead to a higher standard of work.
Corrin Lakeland, Snapper Payment Systems
We tried Database projects in Visual Studio, but they were clunky, and rather fragile when we made substantial changes
Phil Gale, Red Jungle
I was also able to demo the new version with the static data feature with Subversion... complete awesomeness... working great with TFS at work as well. I think my wife wishes I was as passionate about her as I am SQL Source Control.
Rob Sullivan - DBA, IdeasRun
Pricing
from $395 per user
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