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  1. Whe you have a multi branched dababase environment could be helpful to export from the main database the list of tables linked (in xml ie, or json, as you wish), in order to reload it on the branch database. Obviously only for the objects that exist. An alternative could be to save to "other similar database" too..

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  2. Just view the tables checked as static.
    Comes in handy when comparing to other Databases (hence same database but for instance on another level -> DEV-TST-ACC-PRD)

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  3. Does SQL Connect work with a database project (.dbproj)?

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  5. Would be nice to have the option to include the drop statement inside of each object script. The option would be global over all scripts.

    EX: IF (OBJECT_ID('MyTable') IS NOT NULL) DROP TABLE MyTable

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  6. Any plans to integrate with IBM Rational Team Concert?

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  7. On the commit tab, if I select any row where changed by is not me a warning appears at the top "Some of the changes may not have been made by you"

    This has the effect of pushing everything down the screen and what was under the mouse is now moved.

    This is extremely annoying, it would be better to have the warning appear in a dedicated area of the screen that doesn't cause it to change.

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  8. e.g.
    when i edit a trigger i would like to check in the trigger changes only, not the entire table changes, contraints, etc as i may not have finished with them

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  9. 4 votes
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  10. In SVN log you can select multiple revisions and the changes list will display changes "files" across all of the revisions. Would like to see this feature in SQL Source Control history.

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  11. If there is a new Filter available at the moment this gets listed in the Get Latest tab with all other objects. Really you should apply this first before committing changes or getting latest. If you don’t there’s a danger you commit or get objects that should be excluded by the filter.
    For example if a new filter excludes Users and Roles, but you fail to synch this before committing latest you can easily commit recently created users and roles that should simply have been excluded.

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  12. When disabling a trigger, it is not detected as a change to check in

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  13. Sql compare allows the bottom file comparison pane to open as a new window. This allows you to see the list of different objects in one window and the file differences in another window. This is a great feature for comparing files and should be included with scc as it is in sql compare.

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  14. Just started using SQL Source Control - If I look at a database which is already withi subversion and I look at a table I can see that it has changes - It would be nice to be able to just right click on that table and select an option to 'View Changes' so that I can quickly see the changes which have been made to that table.

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  15. 3 votes
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  16. Include an objects history in SQL Doc.

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  17. Show last history entry (version, author, etc.) per object in the list.
    Create an alternative object explorer style page to do this.

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  18. Currently I find the filter rules implementation a bit clunky. I personally would prefer to be able to source control individual database objects explicitly. For example, it would be nice to be able to right-click on a database object in SSMS and have the option to add it to source control. This could have the effect of adding an "Include if object name equals xxx" filter rule.

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  19. if computed column contains a 'hashbytes' function call, the hashbytes will be surrounded by [], like [hashbytes] which causes an error. this bug exists since version 1.1. why did fix that!

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  20. Thanks for the link!

    I've done something similar to this before, but it takes a lot of time and you have to be very diligent. I'm not sure I'm going to go with this route, but just in case someone else is thinking about it, here is the general idea:

    The idea is similar to the link above. You add your db to SQL Source Control (SSC), which creates a new repository/folder, then inspect the folder/file structure it created. You then take your preexisting repository and rename each file to match the same structure as the one created by SSC.…

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