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Latest activity by shawn.raftery
You are correct in your assumption of why i would be looking to perform a switch. The project i work on branches regularly.
There are two different work flows that come to mind for what we would be looking to achieve.
The first would be validating bugs.
We branch our database for each version of our product and when bugs come in and we need to validate them and in order to do so we have to make sure our database is on the right version. The easiest way to do this would be to use SQL source control to switch between tags of the database version.
The second would be for large or off topic requirements.
For large requirements or r&d type work we would make a branch of the database to keep separate from the main version that is being worked on.
I hope this helps answer your questions.
Thanks,
Shawn / comments
You are correct in your assumption of why i would be looking to perform a switch. The project i work on branches regularly.
There are two different work flows that come to mind for what we would be...
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Any update on the release? / comments
Any update on the release?
Thanks. I will look for this update and post my results.
Shawn / comments
Thanks. I will look for this update and post my results.
Shawn
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