Re: Stored Procedure Config Control

Bryan Tonnet (batonnet@zeta.org.au) wrote: : This may be a hoary old chestnut, but I'm stumped as to how to go about : implementing configuration control for stored procedures and the like. : This must surely have been an issue for many of you as you travelled the : Informix straight-n-narrow, so any comments from wise old heads much : appreciated. : In addition, I've decided on SourceSafe for the New Era configuration : control (only 'cause the blokes next door had a licensed copy), but if : anyone likes/dislikes a particular product for Windows Conf. Control, : then please let me know. I use SCCS, but your favorite flavor of configuration control should be fine. I create one SCCS file for each stored procedure. I use a makefile to drop/ create the stored procedures in the database. I also create an appropriate directory into which the make process touches a zero-length file for each stored procedure. This file becomes the target for make so only the updated source files get made. - David : Thanks in advance : Bryan Tonnet. -- ___ ___ Principal Consultant / ) __ . __/ /_ ) _ _ __ Informix Software Inc. (303) 850-0210 _/__/ (_(_ (/ / (_(_ _/__) (-' ~/ '(_- 5299 DTC Blvd #740 Englewood CO 80111 dberg@informix.com Opinions expressed herein are my own. Eventually all things merge into one...and a river runs through it. -N.Maclean