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SQL Source Control 2003	Rating:			(36 votes) - Vote
Last Updated: January 29, 2003

The solution avaliable for Microsoft SQL Server developers, that enables source control and comprehensive documentation of your databases. Visual Source Safe integration enables full source control and documentation versioning for SQL Server 2000. HTML documentation reports, easy SQL Server database items management, teamwork development.

:: Platform ::	Windows
:: Product URL ::	click here
:: Screenshot ::	click here
:: Price ::	$119

:: Company ::	Skilled Software - All Prods
:: Company URL ::	www.skilledsoftware.com
:: Email ::	info@skilledsoftware.com

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"Needs a lot of work" - anonymous [August 11, 2004] Product Rating: 1/5
Don't bother with this product. the demo only allows you a few objects to test with. Then you buy the full product and use it on a real production database and watch the product CRAWL.

Product IMHO should be in beta because of serious bugs and performance issues let alone the fact the checking out an object grabs it from the DB server and NOT from source safe.

Worst, the company has a "NO REFUND POLICY". my friend got burned.
be warned

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