Re: Version control for stored procedures

From: Dr. Memory <orphan-annie_at_dont.your-eyes>
Date: 1997/12/10
Message-ID: <348df703.32313886_at_news.fast.net>#1/1

A mist arosy from the scrying-bowl, and "Dave Nels" <DaveN_at_Selectcorp.com> was heard to utter:
> Does anyone know of, or has worked with, version control program(s) that
>will work DIRECTLY with Oracle stored procedures? Are there third-party
>replacements for Procedure Builder that offer a better development
>environment and, possibly, allow stored procedures to be easily version
>controlled?

I'm evaluating a package called SQL-Station from Platinum Software. It connects directly to a variety of SCM systems. It also has a debugger that lets you step into triggers and some other niceties that PB doesn't supply.

Standard disclaimer: I don't work for Platinum (I'm not even a satisfied customer yet!). Received on Wed Dec 10 1997 - 00:00:00 CET

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