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Version control for VBA file
Does any kind of version control exist? If no, is there any good solution for collective development of MS Access 2007 database with VBA ?
回答1:
The only one integrated VC solution for Access is Microsoft Visual Source Safe however it's poor designed and even Microsoft internally avoid from using it ;). Some people call it "Source Destruction System", but I personally know success cases with using it. Generally, it could be a good solution for small and medium projects due to its limitations.
Here is a very critical article about VSS: http://www.highprogrammer.com/alan/windev/sourcesafe.html
The other option is to design your own code to export VBA solution using Application.SaveAsText() - it's partially undocumented feature of Access API.
回答2:
Microsoft have produced a Source Code Control add-in for Access 2010:
Source Code Control add-in allows integration with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe or other source code control systems to allow check-in/check-out of queries, forms, reports, macros, modules, and data. You can also see the differences that have been made to your checked out objects.
回答3:
I work with an Access application and Team Foundation Server Source Control. You need to switch the source control provider Access expects; I used this tool, Sourcecode Control Switcher, to do so when we moved from VSS to TFS. Once you've switched, you can setup the source control settings in Access and build a source-control-connected .mdb from TFS. It works nicely.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/777591/version-control-for-access-vba-code