Source Control. In my eyes, one of the best inventions of development. Software Developers have used it for years, and it allows them to easily develop in a team environment, and be less scared they will lose a change or not be able to see things they did historically. I have blogged a few times [...]
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SQL 2005 introduced DDL Triggers, where you could catch events on your DDL statements in SQL, and hopefully most DBA’s are catching them, at least to a table and have some kind of report on who is adding, changing and deleting what objects. What I wanted to do was capture that, but also keep and [...]
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Over the years I have went from using no source control whatsoever (from around 2000 to 2004-2005) – mostly because, I was a lone developer, and also you really don’t learn about it in college, and I just never looked into it. Another reason is that there weren’t many good source control apps for Windows [...]
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