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21 votes
Richard Mitchell
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I’m not sure how generally useful this feature would be. I’m trying to understand your use case to see what problem you’re trying to solve.
Could you give me more details?
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arvind
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Also include refresh all option so we can refresh multiple projects manually at same time
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In Source Control for Oracle v5.7, you can update your database credentials – https://documentation.red-gate.com/soco/release-notes-and-other-versions/source-control-for-oracle-5-7-release-notes.
In 2019, we released Redgate Change Control, which is our migrations-based solution for versioning database changes. We are working towards merging these 2 tools into 1 tool for all your database versioning needs. At this time, we’ll hope to have a better way to edit other project information.
Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!
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It would be great if we can clone (create like) an existing project and edit details that we need to change like project name/repo as we might be connecting to same db a lot of time and we dont have to type in all details again and again.
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It would great if we can revert the object to previous revisions (or version we want) in source control. We should be able to create a schema from scratch and take it to what ever version we want and have ability to choose the changes to be applied, since beginning to a point we want (just like point in time recovery).
arvind
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I have requested this feature years back. But didn't see any progress, just checking what the status is ?? I think auto commit will be a great idea for source control. We don't always want to add a comment to check in. If I link a project to a schema it keeps on tracking the changes I can go back to a certain date and check what was changed, which can also help us for auditing...