Version control features and 4D 2004

4D, Inc. (7/16/08 2:22PM)
Chuck Miller (7/16/08 5:16PM)
David Adams (7/17/08 7:14AM)
David Adams (7/17/08 8:00AM)

4D, Inc. (7/16/08 2:22 PM)

Hi David,

The 4D Macro Pack example database shows how to use macro events

alongside CVS:

http://www.4d.com/2004/macropack.html

In addition, 4D v11 SQL has some new events that make things even

easier.  We've got a Tech Note that covers these:

http://www.4dpartnercentral.com/4DACTION/Web_Solutions/Show.PublicCase?tCa
seIDG934

In particular, 4D 2004 does *not* have events for opening nor saving a

method.  4D v11 SQL does, so you can automate the check-in and
check-out

(whereas in Macro Pack the check-in and check-out is manual).

Kind regards,

Josh Fletcher

David Adams wrote:

I haven't checked into the state of the art regarding version control

features and 4D 2004 for some time. Can anyone bring me up to speed?

If I remember rightly, there are now entry points that can trap when a

method is saved - giving us a chance to save it out to a disk file or

what have you. Are there any good examples of tools/tricks that are

worth the effort when developing under 4D Client/Server?

Thanks for any advice.

--

Josh Fletcher

Technical Services Team Member

4D, Inc.
Chuck Miller (7/16/08 5:16 PM)

<BAF4E8B1-231A-4A77-A596-5D0E72CF4CB1@...

Hi David,

you could always use version control from committed software

regards,

chuk

On Jul 16, 2008, at 5:14 PM, David Adams wrote:

I haven't checked into the state of the art regarding version control

features and 4D 2004 for some time. Can anyone bring me up to speed?

If I remember rightly, there are now entry points that can trap when a

method is saved - giving us a chance to save it out to a disk file or

what have you. Are there any good examples of tools/tricks that are

worth the effort when developing under 4D Client/Server?

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-

Chuck Miller                      
    Voice: (617) 739-0306

Informed Solutions, Inc.              Fax:
(617) 232-1064
David Adams (7/17/08 7:14 AM)

<bb2da9a90807161414g5a5c5d48h145bd47e98101c3d@...

I haven't checked into the state of the art regarding version control

features and 4D 2004 for some time. Can anyone bring me up to speed?

If I remember rightly, there are now entry points that can trap when a

method is saved - giving us a chance to save it out to a disk file or

what have you. Are there any good examples of tools/tricks that are

worth the effort when developing under 4D Client/Server?

Thanks for any advice.
David Adams (7/17/08 8:00 AM)

<bb2da9a90807161500w1b9ed141w43251030e9636307@...

On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 7:16 AM, Chuck Miller

<cjmiller@... wrote:

Hi David,

you could always use version control from committed software

Thanks. Do you have any experience with this under Client/Server?
Reply to this message

Summary created 7/16/08 at 10:38PM by Intellex Corporation

Comments welcome at: feedback@intellexcorp.com