RE: DB source code

The choice is as varied as there are vendors.

I have used cvs, svn, git (private repository), github, rpm (private repository), Artifactory, TFS, CodePlex and the list goes on.  

Internally I have lots of clients who have their own git server and few who completely host their internal projects on Github.

I have a lot of clients using Artifactory.  

Really depends on what you r company is used to and their direction on internal/external facing code repositories.  

In base answer you need to use something besides a file system storing files. Most compliance requirements pretty much demand version controlling of SW an basic control of the SW itself.  

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From: oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org [mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Leroy Kemnitz
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2016 12:55 PM To: oracle Freelists
Subject: DB source code  

All -  

We are starting to 're-think' how we handle our database source code when we deploy it to production. We currently are saving a text copy and using a network drive as a 'fall back' for the source code that is in production. I use SQL D to do a SQL export to folders of each object type. Developers are using svn to keep their source code versions. We are moving to SharePoint and losing our network drives.  

What are other people using?? Are you relying solely on the developers for the code?? Online - GitHub??  

LeRoy  

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