dbForge Source Control for SQL Server icon
dbForge Source Control for SQL Server icon

dbForge Source Control for SQL Server

 136 likes

dbForge Source Control for SQL Server is an SSMS add-in for managing SQL Server database changes in source control. The tool can link your databases to all popular source control systems and delivers smooth and clear workflow in a familiar interface.

dbForge Source Control for SQL Server screenshot 1

License model

Application type

Country of Origin

  • UA flagUkraine

Platforms

  • Windows
  • SQL Server Management Studio
4.8 / 5 Avg rating (5)
136likes
5comments
0news articles

Features

Suggest and vote on features
No features, maybe you want to suggest one?

 Tags

  • sql-server-version-control
  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • sql-server-source-control
  • sql-source-control
  • sql-source-control-git
  • source-code-management
  • sql-version-control
  • ssms-add-in

dbForge Source Control for SQL Server News & Activities

Highlights All activities

Recent activities

Show all activities

dbForge Source Control for SQL Server information

  • Developed by

    UA flagDevart
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Commercial product.
  • Pricing

    One time purchase ranging between $369 and $629, and / or subscription ranging between $189 and $569 per month.
  • Rating

    Average rating of 4.8
  • Alternatives

    4 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

Our users have written 5 comments and reviews about dbForge Source Control for SQL Server, and it has gotten 136 likes

dbForge Source Control for SQL Server was added to AlternativeTo by DevartSoftware on Dec 3, 2015 and this page was last updated Sep 24, 2024.

Comments and Reviews

   
 Post comment/review
Top Positive Comment
Joana Coelho
Feb 18, 2022
0

Source Control is a valuable plugin for any team that works on the same project, and it supports a really wide range of version control systems.

Dennis Toro
Feb 15, 2022
0

This add-in helped our growing team to make our rather complex development process much more failsafe. We strongly recommend Source Control if you want to keep your version control in order.

Marina Costa
Feb 9, 2022
0

dbForge Source Control is a good tool for safe and flexible project collaboration. Very recommended.

Peter Bell
Feb 2, 2022
0

Great SSMS extension for effective teamwork.

Matthias Klein
Jan 26, 2022
0

Since I work on multiple projects, I'm more than satisfied with the variety of VCS supported by Source Control. Whatever your next project is, you can rest assured that your plugin will handle it well.

What is dbForge Source Control for SQL Server?

dbForge Source Control for SQL Server is a powerful SSMS add-in for managing SQL Server database changes in source control. The tool can link your databases to all popular source control systems, and delivers smooth and clear workflow in a familiar interface. By downloading the SQL Tools (includes Source Control), you get 15 full-featured tools that greatly extend standard SSMS functionality and bring your productivity to the next level. Key Features:

  • Source-controlling a working folder. A working folder contains SQL script files that represent your database. It allows you to script database changes to a database folder. After saving changes, the database working folder can be source-controlled with your version control system in the same way you version-control other files.
  • Source Control Manager. Perform essential SQL version control tasks visually in a handy interface. In particular, the Source Control Manager allows you to:
  • Commit. Updates source control with your local changes. Created and modified objects will be scripted and put into the repository. Dropped objects will be excluded from the repository;
  • Get Latest. Updates database with the latest changes from source control. Database objects can be created, modified or dropped during that process;
  • Resolve conflicts. Conflict is a result of discrepancy between the latest version of an object in source control and the one in local database. You can resolve it in two ways: your version of an object will be committed to source control, or your changes will be discarded. The local database will be updated with the latest version of an object from source control.