Generally, source code files of database version control use SVN for version control. but how does the database structure implement version control? I don't know how you solve it. ------ solution ------------------ do you need to constantly change the structure of data synchronization? Usually there are few changes, right? If you really need to generate an SQL file so that others can access it, you can. ------ solution ------------------ [Quote cited database version control
Generally, source code files use SVN for version control. but how does the database structure implement version control?
I don't know how it works.
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Do you need to constantly change the structure of data structures? Usually there are few changes, right? If you really need to generate an SQL file so that other people can continue to import it.
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Generally, source code files use SVN for version control. but how does the database structure implement version control?
I don't know how it works.
[/Quote] master/slave servers? That is, a master-slave database?
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Generally, source code files use SVN for version control. but how does the database structure implement version control?
I don't know how it works.
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As long as you are using a library and table of the MyISAM type, you can also use SVN
Because MyISAM tables can be copied. But do not try it on the InnoDB table because it cannot be copied.
It should be considered that svn for the table structure is also excitable. what is the significance of svn for a large amount of data?
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The database should also use svn. can I operate the database instead of accessing the same host? why is version control required.
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Although the table structure and data are stored separately, they are closely related and cannot be separated.
