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No more Stored Procedure version control support in Visual Studio .Net 2005 combined with Visual SourceSafe?

Previously, we could use Visual Studio .Net 2002 combined with Visual
SourceSafe 6.0 to maintain version control for Stored Procedures.
(refer to "How to add SQL Server 2000 Stored Procedures to Visual
SourceSafe by using Visual Studio .NET" at
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;818368 for
details pls.) The most helpful thing is, there is a synchrinization
link between the SQL 2000 Server and the VSS Database, we could check
the history record.
However, seems this feature is no longer supported in Visual Studio
..Net 2005?
Btw, I'm tesing Visual Studo .Net 2005 + Microsoft SQL 2005, but i'm
still using Visual SourceSafe 6.0. It works with Visual Studo .Net 2005
well for .net projects, just there is no way to monitor Stored
Procedures. Is it because I shall install Visual SourceSafe 2005?
Thanks!

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