Hello everyone,

I was wondering if anyone has written some sort of UPDATE system for their 
Rbase projects.

We have several databases in use, live.  One for each of our companies we own.  
They all share some common code, stored procedures, forms, reports, etc.  And 
they have some unique programming, forms, reports as well.  For the common 
code, we always have to update them individually.  Its very time consuming and 
leaves lots of room for error, even when careful and using checklists.

After speaking with John (Rbase) and Frankie (Developer of our ERP system and 
Co-Owner of our company), got me thinking to develop the following:

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Have ONE Database of which we have all the common code, reports, forms, stored 
procedures.  That ONE Database is only for DEVELOPMENT and TESTING purposes.  I 
will have a UPDATE SYSTEM Table in which I will certain internal system data 
including when an update and its version is ready to distribute, and for which 
companies.

We currently have a SCHEDULER system which has Schedule Tasks to do many 
Database Maintenace, imports, health checks, Database Reloads, etc.  We will 
add a Daily CHECK FOR UPDATES Task to run nightly.  This will lock the Database 
during the update process.  Then, LOAD any new RMDs, Stored Procedures, Forms, 
Reports, Views and Labels, which are designated to update AND to the proper 
Database.  Finally, to Unlock the Database for production use.

I will have a Message sent via Email (SMS, WhatsApp) out to the Users, Alerting 
them of when the update will happen and that their access will not be available 
during those times.

I will have a Message sent via Email (SMS, WhatsApp) out to the Users, as a New 
Version Update and its new features, and that the update was completed 
successfully.
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My question to everyone is, has anyone done anything like this?  Any other 
ideas, features, likes, dislikes?  This group is EXCELLENT and would love to 
learn and improve with any suggestions, DONTs and DOs, etc.

Thank you,

Robert Diaz



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