A version control system for collaborative management of database code objects, enabling teams to track and share changes to stored procedures, functions, triggers, and table structures
SQL Source Control is a version control system that provides source control services for database code objects. It is designed to help developers and DBAs manage changes to SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, and other database objects like stored procedures, functions, triggers, and table structures.
Key features include:
By putting database objects under version control, SQL Source Control allows teams of developers to collaboratively develop and safely manage changes over time. Companies can enforce proper coding standards and processes for their database code just as they do for application source code. This improves code quality, team coordination, compliance reporting, and helps minimize database failures in production.
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