SQL Server Stored Procedures

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rnesh
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SQL Server Stored Procedures

Post by rnesh » Tue Dec 01, 2015 11:47 am

My company is currently evaluating the product for purchase. We are a Microsoft shop. We use Visual Studio for our front -end interfaces and SQL Server for our back-end. I am familial with how Vault keeps track of source code in Visual Studio, but can It also keep track of changes made to stored procedures on the SQL Server side?

Beth
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Re: SQL Server Stored Procedures

Post by Beth » Tue Dec 01, 2015 3:36 pm

There are multiple ways to manage SQL code. One is to use projects in SQL Server Management Studio. The integration will look very similar to the integration with Visual Studio. The other is to make SQL projects inside of Visual Studio, and use the VS integration to manage the code. The third way I know of is to you a third party tool such as RedGate. RedGate is listed on our partners page: http://www.sourcegear.com/company/partners.html.
Beth Kieler
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