The Enterprise Edition of Database Workbench comes with the TeamServer feature, offering the following:
•a additional shared repository with registered servers and databases
•non-local workspace, use the same workspace on different client machines
•team based to-do list
•shared SQL & Code catalogs
•Version Control System
The Database Workbench TeamServer service needs to be installed on a machine that's always on so that Database Workbench Enterprise clients can connect to it.
Before you can use the TeamServer features, you need to set up the Database Workbench TeamServer, using the console, which is installed together with the TeamServer service itself.
Database Workbench Enterprise clients will connect using a specific user name and password, specified in each clients settings.
Database Workbench TeamServer and clients
Once Database Workbench Enterprise clients can connect to the TeamServer, the above mentioned features will be added to the user interface.
To be able to do certain things, like register a server for the shared repository, or delete shared catalog items, you need privileges for it. These can be administered using the Console.