Is there a SVN plugin for SQL Server Management Studio 2005 or 2008? [closed]

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Looking for a "Source Control" plugin to integrate SSMS with Subversion/SVN. Anyone know of one?

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Redgate's solution seems to be for versioning your database, not your files in your Solution Explorer. I've found two options for solution versioning:

1) Setting up TortoiseSVN as an external tool: http://jrummell.com/sql-server-management-studio-and-tortoisesvn

2) Agent SVN: http://www.zeusedit.com/agent/ssms/ms_ssms.html

I've tried neither of these options yet, but perhaps this helps someone's search

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The only thing I know of at the moment is an Early Access Program for SQL Source Control from RedGate.

It is an EAP though, so is not even a complete but rough-around-the-edges product yet.

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There is a complete solution from Redgate. Here is the URL: http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-source-control/

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I don't know of one, but have you tried database projects in Visual Studio? That's what I would recommend for developing and storing SQL scripts. And in VS you can use Ankh or VisualSVN.

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This has worked pretty good for me in the past. Haven't tried with 2008, but I am guessing that it would work too.

Codeproject ScriptDB4Svn

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I've used this before and been pretty happy with it.

VisualSVN