If you are in this position, and your shop is using Visual Studio, there is a relatively easy path to get your databases into Database Projects, and ultimately source control.
The preferred route for getting the database into source control at many shops will be Database Projects. As a result, there are many applications out there with the 'application code' in source control, but the database code is unmanaged. Developers have been using source control for a long time, but there just wasn't a good way to get database objects under source control. Every time a developer checks in a piece of code, the entire project or solution is built and deployed to an environment to make sure it didn't 'break the build'. By: Rick Krueger | Updated: | Comments (11) | Related: More > DevOpsĬontinuous Integration has become standard practice for many development projects.
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