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Hi,
No, Source Control for Oracle doesn't have a command line tool.
This is meant to be used by developers on their development workstations.
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Thanks Sergio,
You meant, we cannot schedule it. We must use it manually.
One more thing I would like to ask you.
After creating the project with many schemas, Can I edit the project and add more schemas into the project ?
It seems not
Thanks
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Hi,
Regarding your initial question, there's a workaround you can use, however it involves using Schema Compare for Oracle instead:
1 -Using the Schema Compare for Oracle command line, sync the live database to a scripts folder
2 - Using your Version Control System's command line tool (in your case tf.exe) checkin with repoAfter creating the project with many schemas, Can I edit the project and add more schemas into the project ?In Source Control for Oracle you need to re-create the project to add more schemas
Kind Regards,
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I am currently using this program on my pc and manually synchronize to TFS server.
I would like use this program on the windows server and want to schedule it via command line.
is it possible to use command line to publish our projects to TFS ?
if yes , how can I do it ?
is there any syntax ?
thanks