You'll probably have "problems" with ANY source control system. The major
problems are usually procedural and inter-personal, not technical.
Before you look for other software, make a list:
What are the "problems" you're having with VSS?
Which are technical and which procedural?
What technical problems do you wish to solve?
Can they be solved with VSS? If not, why?
Can they be solved with a potential replacement?
At what cost for purchase, installation, retraining, etc.?
What are you willing to pay?
Chet
IMHO: This sounds to me like another case of management trying to blame the
software and/or their employees instead of recognizing their inability to
manage.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lou Syracuse" <foxprodev At hotmail .DOT com>
To: <profoxtech@leafe.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 8:36 AM
Subject: What do YOU use besides VSS for source control with VFP?
> Anybody want to throw in your $.02 here?
>
> Based on our recent problems with VSS I have been told to investigate other
> options. I know of several other programs out there, but I am interested in
> hearing what other VFP folks are using. Even if it is not integrated within
> the VFP IDE, what are you/your company using?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Lou
>
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