Re: How to manage dev & prod with Designer/2000 ?

I found myself in a similar situation. Much research only turned up Oracle's Echo/2000 tools. They will do the trick but are very pricey. Rumor is that more and more of those features will be finding their way into Designer, but who knows when.

Meantime, depending on your complexity and number of developers, etc. you might be able to create an enforce a largely manual system. But you end up paying somebody to police the whole thing.

It is a tough sell to make a client understand the cost of not doing something for version control. I have even been known to do some creative "fiddling" when I know I have a good backup to fall back on, just to put the proper level of fear into management's minds.

Good luck.

• Ronald K. Olcott, President
• Interlude Enterprises
• Concord, CA
• interld808_at_aol.com

In article <01bdd59d$c45d42f0$437acdcd_at_sctrnt1>,   "Yves Roy, IPA" <yvesroy_at_cips.ca> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I've been working with the Oracle CASE product for years, but as a
> consultant, I've been doing developpement only projet by projet.
>
> Now I'm at a customer that need to manage the production
> (delivered last spring) and new developpement (a new project
> and new phase of one sub-system delivered last spring).
>
> The standard versioning control does not give the functionality
> requiered.
>
> Any suggestion ?
>
> Thanks,
> Yves.
>

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