How are you maintaining Client Schemas?
How are you maintaining Client Schemas?
- Subject: How are you maintaining Client Schemas?
- From: Bob McCormick <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2003 00:44:20 -0700
Hi All,
Am beginning to think about how one should handle updates of databases
out in the field for something like a commercial application. Keeping
a product updated with all of the changes from one release to another
can sometimes be tedious and error prone if not careful. I tend to
usually run a diff against the scripts from the target database and my
'golden' model to ensure that all is well for both the pre and post
update. Since EOM kind of discourages messing with SQL code, wondering
if I'm thinking Neanderthal on this particular.
I'd be interested in hearing how others are keeping their various
client databases up-to-date and/or upgraded. Using EOM? What about
installations that refuse to open up appropriate ports in their
firewalls for this type of activity? Most IT organizations that I've
worked with aren't too inclined to open their firewalls for anyone,
especially a third party. Regardless, I don't even know what port EOM
requires to be open - would love to know that particular too.
I'm still developing locally here - but will be needing to deploy my
first prototype shortly.
Any updating methodologies that others are using - I'd love to hear
about!
Thanks...Bob
Bob McCormick
XebraTech
(805) 302-3359
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