Source control system for small database dev team [closed]

Answer 1

Subversion, look for Visual SVN , it free and real easy to use.

You might also take a look at SQL Server database versioning with Subversion (SVN)

Answer 2

For a small team, SVN is best, in my experience (I've used CVS, SVN, and VSS in the past).

It's powerful, has a large userbase, and good tools like web interfaces, etc.

Some folks will probably recommend git, but I think it's overkill for what you describe.

Answer 3

Our team uses Sourcegear's Vault, which is a lot like CVS or VSS, just without some of the wrinkles.

Answer 4

Our team (.NET) a few months ago switched to Subversion / TortoiseSVN, VisualSVN (for VisualStudio integration) and Trac. I can't recommend these tools enough.

Answer 5

TFS 2010 - you should have the right to use it for 5 people, otherwise ther are various cheap offers for companies.

Set it up on a decent computer with virtualization - one vm TFS, one SQL, one (possibly) build (only).

• Source control with SQL Server behing.

• Integrated work item tracking

• Can integrate continuous integration with testing etc.

• Can integrate sharepoint for documents.

Easy to set up in the 2010 version ;)

Answer 6

I believe that SVN + SQL Examiner Suite is best solution for keeping your database under version control.