Richard,
I am using the old fashioned method.
We developed a simple application is Access (sorry - someone else did it!)
that the applications people use to submit requests.
It has several DBA buttons on it that I select to indicate that the request
has been completed in development, user test and production.
It is totally manual, but I can spin simple reports off of it (like what is
in development, but not user test).
I maintain the database schemas in Oracle Designer (one Designer application
for each instance) and manually either reverse-engineer things when they
move from development to user test or redo the change by hand.
After each build into the user test environment, I use TOAD to compare
schema's and make sure that everything is where it should be.
I have looked at version control with Oracle Designer and found it lacking
(like, it sucked). It was slow, and did not do what I wanted it to do - it
made no sense really for change control purposes.
I would be interested in hearing from anyone else about what works for them.
hope this helps
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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I'd appreciate any info. anyone could provide on what method you use to
track database changes that have been implemented in
dev, test, stage and production. I need a way of tracking frequent
modifications to tables, packages, etc.. and wanted to get some input on how
others are handling this.
TIA,
Richard Huntley
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