You can buy SQL Source Control as a standalone tool or as part of a bundle.
There are discounts for multi-user purchases.
Case studies
Businesses give real-world examples of the benefits they've gained from
using SQL Source Control.
Taking the pain out of database deployments with SQL Source Control
See how Practice Fusion uses SQL Source Control to implement database continuous integration, saving them $2500 a year per developer.
How we learned to stop worrying and love continuous integration
Annette Allen and Dave Green discuss how they implemented TeamCity continuous integration with Red Gate tools at First DataBank.
Synchronized database teams with SQL Source Control
Discover how one software developer is using SQL Source Control to keep development teams at two different locations in sync.
SQL Source Control - it's SQL Compare on steroids
Electronic payments company Snapper uses SQL Source Control to save time managing changes from multiple database developers, and improve the integrity of their development process.
"I broke my own rules against using 'beta' software for production"
Learn why the team at flooring and interior design company Super Floors broke their own rules so they could get started with SQL Source Control
SQL Source Control and Kiln
With SQL Source Control's support for multiple version control systems, code shop Offroadcode have at last been able to move their databases into Kiln.
Our reaction was basically 'Whoohoo!'
Find out how software company Red Jungle learned that database synchronization doesn't have to be a chore.
At LumiData, data is king and the king wears SQL Toolbelt
Find out how John Trumbul, senior software engineer at LumiData, uses the tools in the SQL Toolbelt, to oversee and manage data operations for more than 500 databases.
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