Online Documentation for SQL Manager for DB2
VSS
Actions you can perform under shared scripts in Visual Source Safe version control system:
Add to version control
Get latest version
Check in
Check out
Adding script to version control
Enables version control for the selected script, script folder or whole shared script branch.
Operation is available only for scripts or folders that are not included in version control.
Getting latest version
Gets the selected script from server repository to replace local copy. You will be asked for operation confirmation.
This should be used, if you need to discard all changes made to script locally and to start working with up-to-date script file. If the operation is applied to Shared Script branch of the DB Explorer (or any shared script folder) you will get information about shared scripts added by other database users that work in the shared script folder.
Checking out
Enables edit mode for the script. This operation should be used when you need to add changes to script.
Checking in
Commits changes made to the script. You will be asked for transaction comments. After script is checked in, its latest version appears on server repository.
You can also browse shared script history. Use the Change management | History item of the context menu for this purpose.
You can identify current script state by its icon:
Shared script is not added to version control;
Shared script is checked out and has been changed locally;
Shared script can't be edited until checked out;
Shared script is checked out and can be edited.
There is a conflict in this shared script.
Note: The most common situation for conflicts to occur is when you are trying to check in locally modified script, but there is a newer version of this script in server repository. Conflicts should be resolved manually by means of VSS. Shared scripts are stored in '%LocalRepositoryPath%\Trunk\Script' folder or its subfolders (where '%LocalRepositoryPath%' is a directory defined in the Database registration info | Change management | Working folder field).
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