I do, pretty much version control everything I'm modifying. Most of the content is either in a binary format (Crystal Report files) or in other complicated XML outputs that doing version diffs is meaningless, but it still allows you to track version and changes and roll back if you need.
I'd suggest Subversion and TortoiseSVN if on a Windows environment, it's pretty handy. Free and all as well.
I'm using CVS myself now and TortoiseCVS, but the latest free versions of the CVSNT has advertising automatically stuck in their check-in tags which is really pretty sad, so I'd avoid that.
I'd suggest Subversion and TortoiseSVN if on a Windows environment, it's pretty handy. Free and all as well.
I'm using CVS myself now and TortoiseCVS, but the latest free versions of the CVSNT has advertising automatically stuck in their check-in tags which is really pretty sad, so I'd avoid that.
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "Vic Drecchio" <vic.drecchio@...> wrote:
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> Is anyone out there doing version control on your BAQ's, Reports, Screen
> customizations, etc?
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> If so, I'm curious to poll the group to see what you're using and if you
> like it.
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> I was contemplating MS Visual Source Safe but there must be other
> options out there and even perhaps free.
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> Thank you in advance!
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> Vic Drecchio
> ERP Administrator
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> TIMCO Aerosystems
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> Greensboro, NC
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