Good Day. Off the wall question.
We would like to version PLSQL code, but we don't want the repository to be updated until code has successfully been compiled and deployed to the DB. We are likely doing this in an atiquated an backwards approach - mainly due to artificial restrictions and limitations, due to very high security in this shop. Our crazy design has developers copying the file they want to deploy into a holding directory that will be read by a secured DB processes that will compile and deploy it to the DB. If successful, the file is flagged as 'good'. At that point, the design asks that a cron or deamon process (as a common user) CVS check in the that 'good' source into the CVS repository. Granted, as I write this code - I realize it's backwards, but here are my questions: 1. is it possible to check in code as common user telling it to use another for CVS history and logs? 2. Can a common user cd to the developers working CVS directories and even do a check in? 3. I'm not really a Unix expert, what's the best way to run a script as another Unix user ? we are an HPUX 11 shop. Thanks in Advance. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
