Source Control for Oracle

With Source Control for Oracle, there are no more manual processes to checking in changes. It connects your database directly to your Git, SVN or TFS source control system. By automatically storing a complete history of your Oracle database schema changes, Source Control for Oracle makes implementing source control easy. Source control systems do many useful things, such as see a history of every change made to a file what was changed, who changed it and why or revert to earlier versions of a file, so mistakes can easily be undone and there's no risk in experimenting.

Key Features:

• Easy Oracle version control: Source Control for Oracle is a Windows application that makes it easy to version-control your schemas with SVN and TFS. You can continue making changes in your IDE without the need to work on separate script files, so there's no disruption to the way you work.
  
• Share changes with one click: Source Control for Oracle checks your changes into version control for you - so you don't have to rely on manual scripting and source-controlling processes. You can compare changes to source control and see highlighted differences. When you're ready, just type a message and click Check in.
  
• Record every database check-in: The History tab shows every change, so you can easily track which objects were changed, who checked them in and when. Each object can be compared before and after check-in with the differences viewer. If something went wrong with your latest change, the difference viewer makes it easy to spot and fix.
  
• Works alongside your IDE: Source Control for Oracle works independently of your editor, so whether you use SQL Developer or PL/SQL Developer, you don't have to change how you work on your database. Minimised, the tool keeps the team up-to-date through task bar notifications while you work.
  
• Lock objects: If your team works on a shared development database, you can lock objects while you work on them. If someone tries to edit an object, the server will return an error message. Comments can be added when locking objects to aid communication across the team.
  
• Enables sandboxed development: Source Control for Oracle makes setting up sandboxed environments easy. Developers can get the latest version from source control before starting work to make sure they're not overwriting other people's changes. When a new person joins the team, it's simple to get them up and running with a fresh copy of the database in source control.