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How does SourceSafe (or any other tool) work with objects that are relationally stored?

August 26 2011 at 4:16 PM
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Cameron Lackpour 
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That's always been my issue with Financial Reports, Business Rules, Planning, HFM, etc.

You could, I guess, go down the path of automated LCM extracts and apply versioning to that, but you are bringing a lot of moving parts into the mix.

Or I suppose you could hack the tables and bring out the objects but a lot of them seem to be stored as BLOB fields that then get translated at the application layer. Some tools are, I think, now storing the object as XML, so that would be somewhat easier to extract and version.

I think when the objects to be tracked are discrete files it's straightforward, but so much of what passes for EPM now is now relationally stored.

Last point -- some tools have versioning built it but it's inconsistent across the products.

I'm sorry if I'm not helpful on this -- it has been a desire of mine for some time but I haven't seen a clean way to do it.

Regards,

Cameron Lackpour

 
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  1. Export -> Source Control -> Import - John A. Booth on Aug 27, 1:09 PM
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