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Stored Procedures, One Database, Different Software Releases

Danol21 — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 09:20:35 +0000

Hi Everyone. Currently at my work we use SQL in our VB.NET code. I have previously always used stored procedures for all of their benefits. My company has said that our customers might use different versions of our software against its one database. For example: While a customer is migrating from release 1 to release 2, they will need the release 1 & 2 stored procedures. So calling the sp the same name i.e. spGetCustomerDetails is not going to work if the sql behind it has changed from release 1 to 2.

Without renaming the sp’s with each version, thus creating spGetCustomerDetails_v1 & spGetCustomerDetails_v2 etc is there a more efficent way to use stored procedures and move away from SQL in code.

Hope that all makes sense & thanks in advance peeps.

releasing SSRS reports to clients

Sabrena — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 11:43:17 +0000

we have clients that have ssrs installed on their servers and we would like to supply them with reports we have created using ssrs. what is the best way to go releasing our reports to our clients?

Release management reporting

HertzBruno — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 06:38:39 +0000

how to create reports to measure in time delivery of Release management and change management