I'm not a fan of putting data in VSS, but if you want to, to can open up VSS and add the tables from there.

A better approach IMHO would be to write the code to create the table in a PRG and put that PRG in VSS. That way, you could read the table definition from VSS and compare two versions for changes.

>A database container can be added to Source Control. Underlying Views, Connections and Procedures cannot and need not be added, because they are internally stored in the DBC.
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>However, database tables (in other words, not-free tables) are external entities. It should be possible to add them to Source Control. But the rightclick menu does NOT offer this option.
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>Is this a bug, a flaw, an omission? Or is it by design? Or is there another route to follow?