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AndrewPierce wrote:
Thanks for your post!
Adding MS_Description extended properties is a start for documentation (as are comments), but I think that SQL Doc is the best tool for this. SQL Doc documents all of the database level objects such a stored procedures, tables (with their columns) along with the dependencies and full SQL script for any objects you select. Additionally you can configure the elements and objects that you want to exclude and include, and there are 4 formats that you can document into- PDF, DOC, HTML, and CHM (compiled help manual).
Here is the product page: https://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-d ... t/sql-doc/
and the documentation: http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... +databases
SQL Doc comes with a 14 day free trial so you can evaluate whether it would fit your needs or not.
Please let me know if that was helpful or if you have any questions or issues!
I will also follow up with you via email if you have any problems with the tool [image]
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Product Support Engineer
Thanks Andrew
SQL Doc definitely looks quite helpful. I am checking it out. / comments
AndrewPierce wrote:
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