Hello All:
This may have already been answered, but I was curious to know (trying to help my boss) if there is a plug-in or application that will allow a Toad user to edit an Oracle object, such as a table definition, a function, a procedure or a package, in Toad without the original script being over-written/deleted. The edited version alongwith all the previous versions would be available on Toad within the Sub-Version repository (TortoiseSVN).
I found an interesting PDF file that may have already answered my question, but I wanted to get others’ opinions before submitting the proposal to my boss. Any suggestions, concerns, or criticisms would be greatly appreciated everyone. I have attached the PDF file at the bottom of this post. Thanks!
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The feature you need to research is called “Team Coding”. That’s Toad’s interface to version and/or source control software. Short answer – yes it’s doable.
But you need to look at Team Coding.
Bert Scalzo
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From: bruski4 [mailto:bounce-bruski4@toadworld.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 9:33 AM
To: toadoracle@toadworld.com
Subject: [Toad for Oracle - Discussion Forum] integration between Toad and TortoiseSVN
Hello All:
This may have already been answered, but I was curious to know (trying to help my boss) if there is a plug-in or application that will allow a Toad user to edit an Oracle object, such as a table definition, a function, a procedure or a package, in Toad without
the original script being over-written/deleted. The edited version alongwith all the previous versions would be available on Toad within the Sub-Version repository (TortoiseSVN).
I found an interesting PDF file that may have already answered my question, but I wanted to get others’ opinions before submitting the proposal to my boss. Any suggestions, concerns, or criticisms would be greatly appreciated everyone. I have attached
the PDF file at the bottom of this post. Thanks!
TOAD and SubVersion.pdf