Re: Version Control How?
Date: 1996/05/08
Message-ID: <4mov38$nkm_at_news-f.iadfw.net>#1/1
dmarsha3_at_csc.com (dmarsha3) wrote:
>Group :
>I get new ddl for every 2 weeks from my developers. I was looking if there
>is any facility on Unix or Windows which allows me to keep a version control of
>each ddl and should be able to identify the changes between the versions so that
>I can further refine it and have delta changes and apply it on to the existing one
>and bring it to current .
>Any help is appreciated.
>Rama
>kramakri_at_dayton.csc.com
Actually, your best bet is to use Designer/2000, although it's Gawd
awful expensive only as a Datavase Version Control tool.
Designer/2000 can build the DDLs and run Reconiciliation reports to
compare it to the actual database. But this is a VERY small part of
the functionality of Des/2000.
Michael B. Openshaw
Integrated Medical Networks
(Opinions expressed are my own)
Received on Wed May 08 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST