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Source control for pervasive? (git)

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Source control for pervasive? (git)

Source control for pervasive? (git)

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Hi there,

I have a project where I am creating views on an existing pervasive (v13) database. My friend is at the same to working on the same project, remotely. Obviously he needs to be able to get the latest version of any given view. Is there a way to put these views into source control? (eg git/github)

Best wishes,
Michelle

RE: Source control for pervasive? (git)

If your views are stored as CREATE VIEW statements in *.SQL files, you should be able to store those in a git/github / subversion / source control system without any problem. If you want to store the actual DDFs, they are just binary file and should be easy to add to version control as well.

Are you having a specific problem?

Mirtheil
http://www.mirtheil.com

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