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Thanks for your thoughtful reply. It is very helpful. Would it be easier to just used the shared model and a secondary git client to push commits you think? As for your question on why. Most of our database development is done in support of 3rd party frontend applications. The dev/test environments on those applications are configured to the shared databases. I think it would be a lot of work, if even possible, to reconfigure those applications to be able to point to a local copy of the database. There are also a lot of dependencies on support software that are hard coded to the shared databases. On top of that, there are a ton of circular references in stored procedures/views over dozens of databases which make it a little difficult to recreate the environment on a local machine. / comments
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. It is very helpful. Would it be easier to just used the shared model and a secondary git client to push commits you think?As for your question on why. Most of o...