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== Rolling out a change to the [[CCMDB.mdb]] == | == Rolling out a change to the [[CCMDB.mdb]] == | ||
# Make sure the change is documented in [[Log]] | # Make sure the change is documented in [[Log]] | ||
# Make sure the version in the version table in the program has been updated to the data of the first set of changes since the previous version | |||
# Copy the new version to the Master directory | # Copy the new version to the Master directory | ||
## Open [[Regional Server]]\Programs\Master | ## Open [[Regional Server]]\Programs\Master | ||
Revision as of 08:47, 9 September 2011
Changes to the master version of CCMDB.mdb needs to be tracked in the Change Log and rolled out to all locations.
This includes changes to the s-tables, the graphical interface and the programming/logic.
To roll out changes to the l-tables is a lot more messy. I will need to write it up when I have figured out a clean process. Ttenbergen 16:56, 1 November 2010 (CDT)
Rolling out a change to the CCMDB.mdb
- Make sure the change is documented in Log
- Make sure the version in the version table in the program has been updated to the data of the first set of changes since the previous version
- Copy the new version to the Master directory
- Open Regional Server\Programs\Master
- Rename the file CCMDB.mdb to version it, e.g. to CCMDB.mdb.2010-jan-3; this will also prevent opening it accidentally since it removes the file association with Microsoft Access
- Move the renamed file to the Versions folder
- Copy the new version of CCMDB.mdb to the Master directory
- Roll out the changes
- run the file updt_all.bat
- when the file is done, it will show a log; scroll to the end of the log and make sure that all locations received the newest version; if a location didn't, contact them to get them to log out of the program and copy the file manually or re-run the batch file