You may know that SQL Server Management Studio does not provide any source control provider support out-of-the-box as is the case with editions of Visual Studio starting with Visual Studio 2010.
This can be shown by going into the Tools-->Source Control menu in SQL Server Management Studio:
Fortunately, there is a way to provide Team Foundation Server 2013 integration with SQL Server Management Studio. You can use the MSSCCI Providers that are available free to download from Visual Studio Gallery:
TFS 2013 32-bit MSSCCI Provider
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/06c8e056-7f77-4a5c-9b8b-49318c143df8
TFS 2013 64-bit MSSCCI Provider
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/22d38324-051c-4f04-9379-ff78e7116c8d
Since SQL Server 2012 still only supports 32-bit, we will need to download and install the 32-bit MSSCCI Provider.
Once you install that provider, you will now see the following option in SQL Server Management Studio:
That is it!! That is all you need to do to enable Team Foundation Server 2013 support for SQL Server Management Studio!
This can be shown by going into the Tools-->Source Control menu in SQL Server Management Studio:
Fortunately, there is a way to provide Team Foundation Server 2013 integration with SQL Server Management Studio. You can use the MSSCCI Providers that are available free to download from Visual Studio Gallery:
TFS 2013 32-bit MSSCCI Provider
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/06c8e056-7f77-4a5c-9b8b-49318c143df8
TFS 2013 64-bit MSSCCI Provider
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/22d38324-051c-4f04-9379-ff78e7116c8d
Since SQL Server 2012 still only supports 32-bit, we will need to download and install the 32-bit MSSCCI Provider.
Once you install that provider, you will now see the following option in SQL Server Management Studio:
That is it!! That is all you need to do to enable Team Foundation Server 2013 support for SQL Server Management Studio!
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