Revisions
Revisions are a form of version control for projects in SqlDBM. Every time a project is saved, a revision is created in sequential order.
Revisions can be used to track a project's progress, compare and isolate changes, or revert to a previous version.
SqlDBM keeps unlimited revision history for every project, so you never have to worry about losing historic changes.
Create a Revision
Save a project using the "Save" icon on the top right of a project or use the Ctrl+S keyboard shortcut.
Revert to Previous Revision
If you wish to abandon the current development branch and revert to a previous revision version, you can do so from project context menu on the dashboard.
Or click on the project sub-menu in the Dashboard and select "Manage revisions."
Open the historic revision that you would like to revert to by clicking on it.
Notice that you are viewing a historic revision because the latest revision number will be visible next to the revision number you have opened.
To revert, click the Save button to make this historic revision the latest.
Confirm your changes, and you are done.
Revision Flagging
This feature may not be available by default and might need to be enabled upon request. Please contact your account manager for more information.
Revision flags allow for quick tagging and identification of revisions based on user-assigned flags.
Using this feature, revisions can be flagged as incidences, bug-fixes, or through color codes that you can customize for your team.
Flags are purely informational and do not impact the project or underlying DDL in any way.
To learn more about Revision Flags, please see the detailed article below.