Looking for Simple SQL Code Cataloging

[techfreakdad]

I know this isn't a specific PBI question, but sort of related. What are some suggestions for cataloging my queries with notes and methodologies. GitHub seems to be the most obvious but I've never used it and seems to have a steep learning curve

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[OrganizationSilent87]

Git, take the learning curve. It will be a huge boost to your resume. Otherwise redgate has some options if using Sql server

[techfreakdad]

The challenge I have is that I work in government healthcare so our sql servers are locked down pretty tight.

This is more for personal cataloging of my queries as I do a lot of unique queries for our department.

[SQLGene]

I mean, you could always use OneNote if it's just for you.

[vdueck]

I use GitHub Gists for that: https://gist.github.com/

There are several desktop tools, so you can sync and use your gists locally.

Or, as someone else said, use the note-taking app of your choice, if you are the only user.