RedGate Source Control

• frank.kress

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  June 7, 2018 at 2:44 am

  #350148

  Hi every one

  I’ve  RedGate Source Control install it and use SSMS2017. The Database is running on SQL-Server 2014.
  I use TFS and have create a Git-Repository on it. On local side I have clone this Git-Repository.

  When I make changes in the database, e.g. If I create a new table, view or stored procedure, or changes datas inside Table, I can then commit these changes with commit and push them to the GIT repository.
  So, and now I want to have these changes generated as a script. But how?

  Can you explain how to do that?

  Sorry but I'm not native English writer/speaker

  brgds Frank

• frank.kress

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  June 8, 2018 at 10:03 am

  #1993405

  Yikes. Nobody uses REDGATE?
  OK, another question: Which SQL Source Control should we use in the team?

  brgds Frank