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Development Process
- Use in the DEV and TEST Stages
- Do not use on the PROD Stage
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Do not use the changeset-modification tools on changes that have been deployed to steps later than TEST. They may work but may have undesired side effects. |
Use Cases for Development Workflow
The DDKB contains User Guide: Developer Workflow, which describes how to move from your first SCM repository check-in through various activities in the Development Workflow.
Usage with SQL Script Types
Deployment Packager distinguishes SQL script types. When using SCM tools, you place scripts into a directory structure according to type. Deployment Packager processes the files according to type. It packages by type in two general ways:
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See Other Means of Getting Changes into the Release Pipeline for details on the directory structure in SCM repositories and script execution order.
Ignore and Unignore
- Use on any change scripts.
- Cleanup and replace internally set the ignore attribute on changesets they affect.
Cleanup and Replace
- Use on changes that are deployed once and archived
- Do not use on stored logic and other changes that are maintained in place and deployed multiple times.
Version
- Use on changes that are maintained in place and deployed multiple times, such as stored logic.
- Use the versionStrategy setting in the metadata.properties file to specify deployment behavior (deployAll is the default, deployLatest can be specified).
Use Small Scopes for SQL Scripts
The changeset-modification tools work best with SQL scripts that contain a small number of changes.
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