Source Management

You can use source control programs to manage flows, stored procedures, and synonyms, typically providing file backup, change tracking, and version control. They also allow multiple users to work on the same files without overwriting changes from others. A source control program typically manages access to the source code and documents all code changes. It also typically maintains a separate version of your file each time it is checked in.

You can configure source management with Git® or with source management systems that use the SCC API. For information about configuring source management with Git, see Configuring Source Management and Setting Up Source Control for Git. For information about configuring source management with source management systems that use the SCC API, see Configuring Source Management and Setting Up Source Control That Uses SCC API.