Posted by metaperl on 07/05/06 19:07

I'm actually taking Microsoft's 2779 and just finished a lab where we
kept track of our changes to the database.

However, I'm not happy with the scripts interface because it does not
tell me the chronological order of my changes to the database.

Could someone share with me their technique for keeping track of
database changes?

I'm actually thinking a set of tables would be best, because sometimes
you want to know what database object you made a change to and other
times you want to know when you did something...

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