FullCount Database Subversion Repository

FullCount Database Subversion Repository

Introduction


FullCount has leveraged Subversion as a version control tool.  In this article, we're focusing on SQL scripts and statements used for implementation of new customers, operational support tasks, and other business critical functions.

Location


See https://kb.fullcount.net/documentation/fullcount-subversion-repositories for locations and details around subversion repositories.

Conventions


Our basic naming convention is lower-case with underscores using an intuitive name based on business process and/or specific use.  Scripts with the *.sql extension are stand-alone and can be executed as an individual statement (may include variables for filters).  Scripts/files with the *.txt extension contain individual statements along with other comments/content.  These will need to be reviewed and understood before using anything contained in the script/file.

Repository Structure (trunk)


Directory

Description

administration

Database Administration tasks such as database configuration, space analysis, etc.

development

Application specific tasks specific to the FullCount application suite.

processes

Ongoing business processes and tasks related to the FullCount application suite.

reports

Reports/queries for use by the FullCount team but not included in the FullCount application suite.

support

Ongoing support tasks for the FullCount application suite on both remote and central servers.

tools

Custom tools/SQL currently in production on remote and central servers.

 

 


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