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PhilScrace wrote:
We've opted not to meddle with users security in order to lock objects, for obvious reasons. Was this a concern of yours?
Hi Phil,
Yes - The idea of meddling with SQL Server security to mimic TFS "check out" did not go well with developers.
There is another tool (ApexSQL Version) which seems to have "check in/check out" option on SQL Server objects. Was looking for something similar in Redgate since our organisation already has Redgate.
regards / comments
PhilScrace wrote:
We've opted not to meddle with users security in order to lock objects, for obvious reasons. Was this a concern of yours?
Hi Phil,
Yes - The idea of meddling with SQL Serv...
David Atkinson wrote:
Are your developers developing on a single shared database, or do they each have their own development sandbox?
Red Gate
Hi David,
We have the shared development database model.
Regards / comments
David Atkinson wrote:
Are your developers developing on a single shared database, or do they each have their own development sandbox?
Red Gate
Hi David,
We have the shared development databa...
If you are using the Shared Model then we are proposing that users lock the objects in SQL Server
Hi Phil,
By "..users lock the objects in SQL Server...", do you mean changing SQL Server permissions (eg. temporarily removing "modify" permission from other users)?
Regards / comments
If you are using the Shared Model then we are proposing that users lock the objects in SQL Server
Hi Phil,
By "..users lock the objects in SQL Server...", do you mean changing SQL Server permi...