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How do I mark a file as run once?

From: Luke Mason <lmason_at_oasisasset.com.au>
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:57:57 +1100

Hi All,
 
We have certain files that can only be applied once to an environment.
Mostly database table scripts like create table, alter table, some
inserts that fill with default data, etc. Using PVCS, we use promotion
groups to manage this. If/when we move to subversion, how would we
manage this?
 
Also, we manually list all the files required for a change in a
tracking system. This allows us to set an apply order - you want to
create the table before you attempt to insert data into it, or maybe
alter it before you update it. If SVN doesn't require us to keep the
list of files, because the atomic commits are an intrinisic changeset,
(something we're looking forward to) how do we maintain this apply
order? DO we have to keep the manual list of files, but just the
database changes, not every file in the change?
 
 

Luke Mason
Configuration Specialist

 

 

 

Oasis Asset Management Limited
Ground Floor, 65-67 Burelli Street
WOLLONGONG NSW 2500

 

 

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Email:

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Website:

www.oasisasset.com.au <http://www.oasisasset.com.au/>

 

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