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Organization Advise

From: Brad Rhoads <brhoads_at_zethcon.com>
Date: 2004-05-28 23:42:56 CEST

Hi Everyone,

I'm just getting started with subversion and would like some advise on how
to best organize our repository. We have a fairly complex system consisting
of the following:

1. Desktop app written in Delphi
2. Background processes (~ 7 different executables) written in C
3. Terminal based application written in C
4. Web interface written in Java/JSP
5. All of the above access an Oracle database. We script everything. There
are some procs and tables that are only used by 1 of the above, but most are
used by all.

I would like to be able to easily tag 1-5 as release x.x. But I don't want
every developer to have to have working copies of all everything. Plus we
are always doing bug fixes and installing patches for individual clients. So
we need a good way to keep track of exactly which version each client is
running. What's the best way to organize our repository in terms of projects
based on these requirements? One big project vs. several projects? How do we
deal with the SQL as it is functionally related to other parts of the
system?

Thank you very much for your advise.

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Brad Rhoads
Zethcon Corporation
847-318-0800 x 53
http://www.zethcon.com
http://www.bydesignwebsights.com/bradrhoads

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