Change Control Application

Is there a decent application that costs under $1000 that can be used to
maintain change control on SQL Server database schemas and stored
procedures/triggers? Embarcadero had such a utility a few years ago, and
we did an early beta only to find it didn't actually work. I went back to
their site and see they apparently no longer market it.
It's incredibly useful to be able to point to a database on a server in
realtime, instantly create a snapshot of the files needed to recreate the
database, and then place those change files into a source control system.
Something that could automate much of this work would be a welcome tool.
Will
Hi
Apart from the scripting options available in Enterprise Manager you may
want to look at dbghost www.dbghost.com or red gate tools www.red-gate.com,
you would require a separate source code control system such as Source Safe
or PVCS.
John
"Will" wrote:

> Is there a decent application that costs under $1000 that can be used to
> maintain change control on SQL Server database schemas and stored
> procedures/triggers? Embarcadero had such a utility a few years ago, and
> we did an early beta only to find it didn't actually work. I went back to
> their site and see they apparently no longer market it.
> It's incredibly useful to be able to point to a database on a server in
> realtime, instantly create a snapshot of the files needed to recreate the
> database, and then place those change files into a source control system.
> Something that could automate much of this work would be a welcome tool.
> --
> Will
>
>
|||Hi,
Embarcadero still market that tool and i have it .
It is very effective and good.They have emproved a lot.
u can search again on there site\.
from
Killer

Change Control Application

Is there a decent application that costs under $1000 that can be used to
maintain change control on SQL Server database schemas and stored
procedures/triggers? Embarcadero had such a utility a few years ago, and
we did an early beta only to find it didn't actually work. I went back to
their site and see they apparently no longer market it.
It's incredibly useful to be able to point to a database on a server in
realtime, instantly create a snapshot of the files needed to recreate the
database, and then place those change files into a source control system.
Something that could automate much of this work would be a welcome tool.
--
WillHi
Apart from the scripting options available in Enterprise Manager you may
want to look at dbghost www.dbghost.com or red gate tools www.red-gate.com,
you would require a separate source code control system such as Source Safe
or PVCS.
John
"Will" wrote:
> Is there a decent application that costs under $1000 that can be used to
> maintain change control on SQL Server database schemas and stored
> procedures/triggers? Embarcadero had such a utility a few years ago, and
> we did an early beta only to find it didn't actually work. I went back to
> their site and see they apparently no longer market it.
> It's incredibly useful to be able to point to a database on a server in
> realtime, instantly create a snapshot of the files needed to recreate the
> database, and then place those change files into a source control system.
> Something that could automate much of this work would be a welcome tool.
> --
> Will
>
>|||Hi,
Embarcadero still market that tool and i have it .
It is very effective and good.They have emproved a lot.
u can search again on there site\.
from
Killer

Change Control Application

Is there a decent application that costs under $1000 that can be used to
maintain change control on SQL Server database schemas and stored
procedures/triggers? Embarcadero had such a utility a few years ago, and
we did an early beta only to find it didn't actually work. I went back to
their site and see they apparently no longer market it.
It's incredibly useful to be able to point to a database on a server in
realtime, instantly create a snapshot of the files needed to recreate the
database, and then place those change files into a source control system.
Something that could automate much of this work would be a welcome tool.
WillHi
Apart from the scripting options available in Enterprise Manager you may
want to look at dbghost www.dbghost.com or red gate tools www.red-gate.com,
you would require a separate source code control system such as Source Safe
or PVCS.
John
"Will" wrote:

> Is there a decent application that costs under $1000 that can be used to
> maintain change control on SQL Server database schemas and stored
> procedures/triggers? Embarcadero had such a utility a few years ago, and
> we did an early beta only to find it didn't actually work. I went back t
o
> their site and see they apparently no longer market it.
> It's incredibly useful to be able to point to a database on a server in
> realtime, instantly create a snapshot of the files needed to recreate the
> database, and then place those change files into a source control system.
> Something that could automate much of this work would be a welcome tool.
> --
> Will
>
>|||Hi,
Embarcadero still market that tool and i have it .
It is very effective and good.They have emproved a lot.
u can search again on there site\.
from
Killer