Moving from "Merant Version Manager" to Subversion

Hi there,

We are using VM8 (Merant Version Manager) as source control. We might
not be able to continue with the VM8 and I am wondering if Subversion is
a good choice. We have over 7000 files written in C/C++, Java, SQL, Perl
and PowerBuilder,....

My questions are:

1. Is Subvesion a good choice for moving from VM8 to this tools?
2. If yes, are there any tools to move the source file with their
histories to Subversion? (i.e. each files have different versions and
labels in VM8, how we can move the files with their history, not only
the last version of the file?
3. Is Subversion Free or we need to buy the license? If it is not
free, how much is it?
4. Is there a trial version available for testing?

Thanks,

Katia

Superviosr FirstRx Application Development

Phone: (905) 542-2755 Ext. 2252

E-mail: katiaEmami_at_firsthealth.com <mailto:katiaEmami_at_firsthealth.com>

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Received on 2009-07-29 23:16:05 CEST