Anyone know where I can find the 'Source Control' option under tools for SQL Server 2016? I'm looking to integrate Visual Studio Team Services (was TFS Online) with SQL Server 2016.
As you can see, this is SQL Server 2012 and this is SQL Server 2016.
Any Ideas?
What does SQL Source Control do? SQL Source Control plugs into SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and links your databases to an existing version control system, such as Git, TFS or Subversion. This allows you to manage changes to database schema and static data alongside application code.
It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try Liquibase or flyway. Other great apps like SQL Source Control are Bytebase, yuniql, VersionSQL and gitSQL. Source control schemas and reference data, roll back changes, and maintain the referential integrity of your database....
ApexSQL Source Control is a Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio add-in, which integrates source control with SQL Server database development. Before the add-in is downloaded and installed, there are some hardware and software minimal requirements that have to be met.
Source Control integration in SQL Server Management Studio is being deprecated. Please refer to this link for details: Deprecated Database Engine Features in SQL Server 2016
Category - Deprecated feature
SQL Server Management Studio - Solution Explorer integration in SQL Server Management Studio & Source Control integration in SQL Server Management Studio"
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