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Daily Archives: September 19, 2019
A Good Reason to use a VCS
Imagine that you have some important year end procedures in your SQL Server database. Or maybe you have some important, but rarely run code. No matter what the circumstance, if this is a large amount of code, it might be … Continue reading
