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Creating a CHANGE script in Management Studio?

I was wondering if there is a way to automatically add to the script file all the changes that I make to my columns, tables, relationships, etc.

The thing is, I am making many different changes to the TEST db, and the idea would be to apply this script change when I transfer the test db to production ... therefore, saving the production data, but applying all the schemas and object changes.

Is there an easy way to do this? Can I also apply changes to the database diagram?

I saw how you can create script changes every time I make changes, but that means I have to copy and paste to the main file. Actually pretty easy!

I'm just wondering if I missed something?

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Do not modify the test server using the user interface. Record scripts and keep them under source control. You can test your scripts starting with real-time data backups, and you can customize yoru scripts until they achieve the desired result. Then you can check the scripts for reference, and then apply them on a real server. See This Article Version Control and Your Database .

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