How To version a Schema in SQL Developer?

How To version a Schema in SQL Developer? Is there any open source tool for windows? I used a trial version of Source Control for Oracle by Red Gate. But i am looking for a free tool or way around? Like we do versioning in Jdeveloper?Any help in this regard would be much appreciated.

SQL Developer supports e.g. Subversion out of the box.
Open Sql Developer Help and search for "Versioning"
Using Versioning
SQL Developer provides integrated support for the Subversion and Git versioning and source control systems, and you can add support for other such systems as extensions by clicking Help, then Check for Updates. Available extensions include CVS (Concurrent Versions System) and Perforce.
This is the part about support for versioning. The next step would be how you organize your workflow so every source is available in your repository.
Maybe an online tutorial can help you: Using Source Code Control in Oracle SQL Developer 3.0
Regards
Marcus

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