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Let’s say I create a new column on a table on my local database copy for testing some new functionality, and I want to eventually merge these changes into an internal testing environment and ultimately production level environment? Up until now this has been done manually through scripting out changes. Is there a better way to do this or some tool that can automate the process?
Redgate SQL Compare is what I use to migrate changes from dev to staging to production. It saves hours of time.
Also from Redgate is SQL Source control which can integrate with your source control system to store the history of changes to your database.
I strongly recommend SQL Compare from Redgate.