I will say that stored procs are specifically messy, and we did not have many of those. They had a tendency to really explode the change file. With DDL, you can

I will say that stored procs are specifically messy, and we did not have many of those. They had a tendency to really explode the change file. With DDL, you can fix a table column in isolation. Fixing a typo in a 100 line stored proc is another 100 lines. And we certainly didn't have multiple people working on the same proc at the same time. We had no real need to address that aspect, and I would do something more formal with those if I had to, such as having a separate file with the store proc, and simply a note that it has changed in the change file. I mean, that's a bit of a trick.