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Does anyone have experience with integrating PVCS with RedGate SQL Source Control?

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Our DBA has requested we get RedGate's SQL Source Control. We do not know much about it so if anyone has used this with PVCS any information you can provide would be appreciated.
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    Hello Mark,

    I don't have experience integrating with RedGate's SQL Source Control, but their website indicates that the Source Control module can work with any SCM tool that has a command line interface. That means it should be able to work with PVCS VM even if it there is no predefined integration for it (which I don't know as I cannot find a list of them).

    With kind regards,

    - Richard.

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