These pages cover SQL Source Control 4, which is not the latest version. Help for other versions is also available.
SQL Source Control 4.2 release notes
Published 10 February 2016
4.2.3 - March 9th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Fix
- SOC-7509: SSMS no longer pauses with offline databases when object locking is enabled.
- SOC-7399: SSMS no longer pauses with Azure databases when object locking is enabled.
- SQL Source Control now correctly scripts out computed columns that use the PARSE and TRY_PARSE functions.
- SDC-1744: SQL Source Control no longer introduces 0.0000001 second errors into DATETIME2 values.
- SDC-1837: SQL Source Control no longer introduces 0.0000001 second errors into DateTimeOffset values.
SQL Source Control 5 Beta
You'll only see these changes if you're using the SQL Source Control 5 beta.
Features
- Migration scripts created with the previous migrations feature can now be upgraded to the new format.
For more information, see Upgrading from old versions of migration scripts. - Improved performance of the Get latest feature.
Fix
- SOC-7590: Get latest should no longer fail on databases which contain objects with special characters in their name.
4.2.2 - February 25th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Fix
- SC-8224: Compare Engine can now compare partition functions that have NULL values cast to a data type. For example, the value CAST(NULL AS DATE).
4.2.1 - February 18th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Features
- Better reporting of errors when performing git operations.
- Changed grid highlights to a light blue to increase visibility.
- Added a new Engine Option: DisableCaching. Setting this to True may help reduce Out of Memory errors.
Fix
- SOC-7142 - Unable to commit the deletion an existing migration script.
4.2.0 - February 10th, 2016
FREQUENT UPDATES RELEASE
Fix
- SC-8177: Compare Engine no longer fails when comparing against a scripts folder where a table referenced by a foreign key has been deleted.
- SC-8223: Compare Engine can now compare snapshots and script folders that have tables with CREATE TRIGGER statements with preceding semicolons.
