Dear list: Since I got no response, I'll try a more detailed explanation. We're using CVS on a large oracle development project. We're using revision number as the 'tag' (I hope my terminology is correct) to indicate the versions to promote up the development chain, I.E. DEV => TEST => INT TEST => PREPROD => PROD. This is working fine for groups of files that have to be promoted together.
The problem however, comes in with an Oracle application library called "custom.pll". custom.pll is a binary file, but it can be built from source. It is a library that _everybody_ wants to modify with references to thier enhancements. The library contains pl/sql procedures and routines. Everybody's enhancements are on a different timeline, so that enhancement A, B, and C might be in DEV, A and C in TEST, and only C is is in INT TEST. In reading the documentation, I think the solution might be with branches, but I'm not sure. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance, Tom > info-cvs: > > Does anyone have any experience or procedures for managing oracle > application custom.pll libraries with cvs? If no one knows what I'm > talking about, I'll resend with a description of what seems to be > challenging problem. > > Thanks, Tom > _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
