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Killer tools for SQL Source control

ApexSQL Source Control is the add-in that integrates source control directly into SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). It can show a detailed history of changes, set team policies for check outs and locks, create and apply labels from source control, lock objects to prevent overwrites and much more.
Killer tools for SQL Source control
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Killer tools for SQL Source control
Overview Modules Benefits Related Topics
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Modules

Builds
Data comparison
Schema Comparison
Scripting
Source control
Database DevOps
Builds

Create a SQL database from any input; automate builds from source control

  • Create executable installation packages
  • Deploy databases directly from SQL source control
  • Consolidate multiple SQL scripts
  • Build databases from scripts, source control, etc
  • Ensure error free deployments
  • Preview the script impact by action or SQL object
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Benefits

  • Build databases from Source control

  • Use source control labels

  • Script databases to Source control

  • Work with Git, TFS, Mercurial, Perforce, Subversion

  • Check out and lock objects

  • Resolve version conflicts

  • View full object change history

  • Version, compare and sync static data

  • Integrate directly into SSMS

  • Use dedicated or shared development models

Related topics

SQL Server database continuous integration workflow commit step – Committing SQL database changes to a source control repository

SQL Server database continuous integration workflow commit step – Committing SQL database changes to a source control repository

This article describes the commit step as the first step in the database continuous integration process
How to maintain SQL database changes working with Git branches

How to maintain SQL database changes working with Git branches

This article describes Git branching basics and how to utilize Git branching through ApexSQL Source Control
Integrate source control with SQL Server to reduce database development time

Integrate source control with SQL Server to reduce database development time

This article describes how to utilize ApexSQL Source Control in order to reduce database development time
How to build a SQL database from source control without dependency problems

How to build a SQL database from source control without dependency problems

This article describes how to use ApexSQL Build to make sure there aren't any dependency problems when deploying a SQL Server database from source control
How to create a SQL build script from the source control repository

How to create a SQL build script from the source control repository

This article describes how to create a database from a specific version of DDL scripts stored in a source control system, using ApexSQL Build
How to compare SQL databases in SSMS

How to compare SQL databases in SSMS

This articles shows how to use ApexSQL Diff to compare and synchronize SQL databases directly in SSMS, including backups and versions from source control
How to automate batch SQL object scripting and committing to source control

How to automate batch SQL object scripting and committing to source control

This article describes how to script each SQL object to an individual .sql file and commit it to the source control
How to combine objects and data from multiple SQL databases in a single SQL script

How to combine objects and data from multiple SQL databases in a single SQL script

This article explains how to use ApexSQL Script to create a single script from multiple sources, making it easy to apply to the target environment or the source control
How to export a SQL database directly to source control

How to export a SQL database directly to source control

This article shows how to use ApexSQL Script to export complete SQL database, or just a couple of its objects, to one of the common source control system providers
How to commit and/or update SQL Server database static data to a source control repository

How to commit and/or update SQL Server database static data to a source control repository

This article describes how to use ApexSQL Data Diff to commit and/or update SQL Server database static data to a source control repository
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Why choose us?

Great software

We strive to ensure that all of our tools are “Best of class” in their respective category and we provide lots of comparison matrices and articles to help you decide.

Awesome support

We pride ourselves on our product support which we are frequently told is the best in our industry.

Continuous development

We are constantly innovating, releasing new features and new tools on an aggressive schedule.
git
mercurial
perforce
subversion
TFS

Testimonials

Fiat Group Automobiles UK Ltd

ApexSQL Diff tools... time-saving, life-saving software.... I love it :)

Ben Joyce Fiat Group Automobiles UK Ltd

Academic Management Services

Great tool - we use ApexSQL Script for every production build at our company and it is a key component of our build process

Max Pilipis Sr. Software Engineer, Academic Management Services

Reliant Business

I love the product and it is one of the most valuable tools we use to maintain and update our databases

David Raschka Vice President, Reliant Business

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