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SQL Source Control Previous Versions

A SQL Server Management Studio add-in to source control your database in Subversion or Team Foundation Server.

Linking database to perforce fails

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Lots of databases to link

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Error parsing file when attempting to commit changes

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[SOLVED] SSC Not seeing changes, but SQL Compare can

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Timeout Expired

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changing boilerplate text in the header of Migration Scripts

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Committing a sproc change with command line

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SQL 2012 THROW syntax causes error

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Error during comparing Database and version in the SVN.

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New user ?? about production migration best practices

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Outstanding changes to be checked in

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Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

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beginner's question: view diff

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newbie question: diff between latest checkin and db-version

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Diffs when SSC changes order of rows in static table dump

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Migration script without a commit?

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Vault 6.0 server support

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SQL Source Control not seeing file already exists

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Script folder contains circular object references

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Error on Getting Latest Version after adding new column

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Overhead from SSC SPIDs

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error parsing file right after CREATE statement

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Sql Server 2012 function parsing error

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setting up a migration script folder

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Enable Manual Check for Changes to Large Database

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Can I create a "stand alone" data migration script?

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Can't link to source control

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Source Control cannot handle new columnstore indexes in 201

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Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.

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Change the server that the database is linked too.

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