Using Source Code Control with Stored Procedures
When you can, it’s generally a good idea to use source code control for your stored procedure scripts. Stored procedures are as much a part of an application as the application code itself and should be treated as such. When using source code control, you can link versions of your procedures and other object creation scripts with specific versions of your applications. Using source code control systems also provides a great way to keep track of the changes to your stored procedures and other object creation scripts, enabling you to go back to a previous version if the modifications lead to problems with the applications or data.
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