• Database Source Control architecture – what to include, how to structure the components
• Collaborative editing – teamwork on a database project, while minimizing change conflicts and data loss.
• Change auditing – what changed between versions and who changed it?
• Branching -work independently on separate features and control what to deploy and when
• Merging – what happens if one user changes a column name while another updates its data type? A merge operation lets the team decide the correct outcome
• Building and Deploying databases – building new databases and upgrading existing ones from source control
Every chapter follows the same "half-theory, half practice" template, so you learn the concepts then see how they work.
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