How to: Add Projects to Source Control
SQL Server Management Studio solutions can host multiple script projects. How you add a project to source control depends upon whether the solution to which the project belongs is under source control. If the solution is under source control, checking in the solution automatically adds the project to source control. For more information about checking in solutions, see How to: Check In Files.
If the solution that this project belongs to is not under source control, you can add that solution to source control, which then automatically adds the solution's projects. For more information about adding solutions to source control, see How to: Add Solutions to Source Control.
If you do not want to add the solution to source control, you can use the Add Selection to Source Control command to add the project manually.
Database objects are not directly protected by the source control provider, but you can create scripts of database objects and save the scripts under source control.
To add a project to source control
In Solution Explorer, select a project.
On the File menu, point to Source Control, and then click Add Selected Projects to Source Control.
Note
If you use the Add Selected Projects to Source Control command to add a project that belongs to a source-controlled solution, you are prompted whether you want to add the project as a subfolder of the source-controlled solution or to add the project as a separate folder.
If prompted, log on to your source control provider.
The Add to SourceSafe Project dialog box appears. The name of your project appears in the Project box.
In the Folders list, open the folder where you want to place your project. Alternatively, you can click Create to create a folder with the name displayed in the Project box.