If you use Visual Source safe you have your SQL Project under source control. Not so with SVN.
Everything in the Object explorer that is in the DB is fine.
Everything in the Solution Explorer is totally ignored – SVN wise.
It is as if the red gate code has no knowledge of an SQL Project (a file system activity that happens to connect to a database that it does know about).
It is as if your DB (that is green) is the only thing that matters, any Scripts ( eg as part of a MS Build, MS Test, MS Deploy or Process pipeline are ignored) so there is the exposure/vulnerability of the other half of your project.
If you use Visual Source safe you have your SQL Project under source control. Not so with SVN.
Everything in the Object explorer that is in the DB is fine.
Everything in the Solution Explorer is totally ignored – SVN wise.
It is as if the red gate code has no knowledge of an SQL Project (a file system activity that happens to connect to a database that it does know about).
It is as if your DB (that is green) is the only thing that matters, any Scripts ( eg as part of a MS Build, MS Test, MS Deploy or Process pipeline are ignored) so there is the exposure/vulnerability of the other half of your project.