By default during initial sync Red-Gate creates object’s files with binary attribute. It is more relevant to them to be string type -- Unicode (which they are actually). It is necessary due to some file-diff tools incorrectly handles binary files. There no way to change default file creation attribute (binary).
Let user choose target sourse control object's file attribute.

Ability to disable transactions when updating DB with latest changes.

We have the same issue as noted here: http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/viewtopic.php?t=13662&highlight=foriegn+foreign+key

The FK is recreated with NOCHECK during data sync which triggers a schema change.

My test and acceptance environments are pretty much slaves I'd like to be able to 'switch' from tags/1.0.0.0/Database to src/2.0.0.0 with unlinking and relinkinging the database. In other words a switch action is basically a get latest from another branch.

When right-clicking a database in the Object Explorer Details page. The context menu doesn't reflect the database you click on. It still relates to the database selected in the Object Explorer tree.

SSMS 10.0.4000
SSC 2.2.1.23

Thanks
Phil

When viewing differences prior to check-in (or prior to get-latest), the DIFF view always expands tab characters to 8 wide. Our standard is to use hard tabs to indent, 4 characters wide.

It would be nice to be able to tell SQL Source Control that our tabs are 4 chars wide, so that the diff displays are easier to read and interpret quickly!

I would like the ability to source control a subset of a table (perhaps using a view).

I have inherited a database where lookup data is intermixed with user defined data. We reference the lookup data in the table using a code (VARCHAR) that is unique when another field is NULL, so it is possible to ensure that records are created/updated/deleted without concern for the primary key involved.

For more information, you can refer to this forum post:
http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/viewtopic.php?p=50087

When using SourceGear Vault when we create a branch for different development fork we may need to rename the folder. At present there is not a way to edit the link to the folder. We have to unlink and relink the database. If the folder is not found it would be nice to have a way to browse to an existing folder.

Would be nice if SQL Source Control supported clearcase, or if an example of the config file usage were created.

When comparing differences a double-click on the object could open a external diff viewer (if configured)

With 2.2 we now have the ability to create rule filters. However these are database specific. Need the ability to have a default set of rules, or copy rules from one database to another.

Working in a Team development, I do not want changes not to be commited to TFS. If I forget on closing, then a pop up window should ask you if you want to commit your changes.

"Select object in Object Explorer" in Commit (like SQL Search), makes it a lot easyer to continue working on things, that is not yet commitet.

Currently, SQL Data files contain a bunch of insert statements, but the order of the insert statements can be inconsistent. For example, new records might get inserted on the top or the bottom. Also, multiple SET IDENTITY_INSERT statements sometimes get created. This makes it difficuly to merge data changes between multiple branches in TFS Source Control. If the Insert statements had a consistent order and only included one SET IDENTITY_INSERT diffs and merges would be easier.

In our environment multiple projects make ddl changes to same database. But they dont make changes to a same table/procedure. It would be nice to have advanced settings which let one specify what objects go to what folder instead of an entire database.

It would idea if you could see all linked server/databases within SQLSource Control and the version that they are running or at least the last version that they sync'd with

I word like to hav the posibility to revert changes using a rightclick i history.
Both all (opper pane) the changes in a commit, and the changes to a specific object (middle pane).

source control version 2.2.1.16 takes forever to get latest , SQL 2008 R2, TFS