On Unix type systems you have rsync.
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as Johann already mentioned overwriting all your .py files will not change
you database so you should be fine doing that
if you do not wan to do this manually you can e.g.
use a version control system and exclude the content of the databases
directory
then on the client side all you have to do
On 21 January 2013 04:46, animnook wrote:
> I have a web app on server and I use web2py web interface to update the
> project file.
> But the users wants to add data in db while I am still working on other
> part of the app.
> as right now I just copy and paste everything in controller file local
I have a web app on server and I use web2py web interface to update the
project file.
But the users wants to add data in db while I am still working on other
part of the app.
as right now I just copy and paste everything in controller file local to
server.
and upload whatever new pages I create.
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