LeonelSanchezJr
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Can I use Visual Source Safe to guard my stored procedures from anyone modifying them without going through Visual Source Safe?
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Using Visual Source Safe with Stored Procedures 1
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I always use SourceSafe to store all components of a project, including stored procedures, documentation, code, etc.
Does that stop anyone from going into SQL Server Enterprise Manager, if they have the appropriate privileges, and changing your stored procedure? No. But they won't be able to update the versions in SourceSafe. Brian J. Alves
Email: brian.alves@worldnet.att.net
VB / ASP / Crystal / SQLServer
Does that stop anyone from going into SQL Server Enterprise Manager, if they have the appropriate privileges, and changing your stored procedure? No. But they won't be able to update the versions in SourceSafe. Brian J. Alves
Email: brian.alves@worldnet.att.net
VB / ASP / Crystal / SQLServer
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