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That is not how SQL Source Control is designed to work. It sounds like what you want is DLM Dashboard?
www.red-gate.com/products/dlm/dlm-dashboard
Technically, there are things you can do. For example, you could write a script to run SQL Compare to sync a Dev database with a scripts folder and check those scripts into source control. Then you could run that script on a schedule or following a DDL trigger. However, I've not yet seen a scenario where that's been a wise choice. -
I agree with Alex.
I'd also recommend refreshing the Get Latest tab before working on any changes, to make sure that you are working on an up to date schema.
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Currently, we need to manual click the Commit button to synch the changes to source control (TFS)
I would like to check is there a way auto synch to source control can be done once script deployed to database.
we have incident that developer checked in the old script in source control