Versioning pkg Files


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Geoff Hirst
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Guys,

My application makes use of the superb flexibility of the DDT. What I need to be able to do, is stop users importing 'old' pkg files. Is there a way to do this?

thanks in advance.

Geoff Hirst

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Thanks Trent, will follow your advise and use a property to manage the database version.



The idea of using the version on the DDT was basically to keep things automated, since the DDT will automatically change the version when something changes in the package and that would be one left thing to remember, but if you guys will not make this version information available at runtime and if it would be needed to uncompress the file package to get the version then it may not be worth the overhead, a property will do the trick.

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Keep in mind that you can setup a file or assembly version to automatically change each time you compile with an "*" in the build and revision slots. This way you can still forget about it versus always having to remember. Wink
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Trent L. Taylor (01/08/2010)
Keep in mind that you can setup a file or assembly version to automatically change each time you compile with an "*" in the build and revision slots. This way you can still forget about it versus always having to remember. Wink




Thanks, I did not know that.

Edhy Rijo

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Edhy Rijo - 15 Years Ago
                         The version number really serves no purpose, especially in regards to...
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                             [quote][b]Trent L. Taylor (01/07/2010)[/b][hr]The version number...
Edhy Rijo - 15 Years Ago
                                 The simplest way would be to have a build version within your...
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                                     Thanks Trent, will follow your advise and use a property to manage the...
Edhy Rijo - 15 Years Ago
                                         Keep in mind that you can setup a file or assembly version to...
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                                             [quote][b]Trent L. Taylor (01/08/2010)[/b][hr]Keep in mind that you...
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