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sql server (microsoft) : Database change management process


Mehdi
12/6/2006 10:02:31 PM
Dear
In our company, we use sql server 2000 as the database server for
softwares we produce. The problem is the way that we track the changes
in database and control the changes which every developer makes in db
(something like source safe that controls the code changes for our
source codes) . I would like to learn (and ofcourse use) about
processes of change control for sql server databases and so on...
Do you know any idea or resources about that?
aaron.kempf NO[at]SPAM gmail.com
12/8/2006 3:13:40 PM
move to SQL Server 2005 and use 'DDL Triggers'


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Lee Boozer
12/8/2006 9:41:44 PM
Use a database project in Visual Studio (which integrates seamlessly with Source
Safe). Make all code changes in a development environment, then migrate them to
your other environments via a controlled process (i.e. DBA applies database
change scripts).


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Mehdi
12/10/2006 9:38:27 PM
Dear Lee
Thank you very much, That looks what I'm looking for. Do you know any
reference to study about the process?

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aaron.kempf NO[at]SPAM gmail.com
12/11/2006 7:13:32 AM
for the record; Visual Studio isn't as powerful as 'Microsoft Access'
is for writing stored procedures.

plus VS and Visual Source Safe costs an assload.

like.. 3 grand or something.
you could buy a new server for that much

-Aaron


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