qzc into qzs

[Guy Werry]

I agree: in this world of increasing scrutiny of procedures and introduction of ITIL, CobIT, Sarbanes-Oxley, etc., it is imperative to have strong policies, procedures around source code control and development environments.

Especially key is to have separate environments for test/development.

We also have the majority of our Quiz & Qtp running from SOURCE CODE.  This has a couple of significant advantages:
	* you cannot lose the source code, or if it does get lost it shows up pretty quickly!
	* it is far easier to work with subfiles, especially under Unix, which doesn't have MPE's "temporary" files

Guy L. Werry
Senior Systems Analyst
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Limited. 

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How does one get surprised if your using a source code control library 
and backing it up? It makes it tough to 'loose' code and get a shocking 
'surprised'.

Is Code Management System (CMS) still available for VMS? If not or it 
'costs', then surely there is some open source alternative.


Ken Langendock wrote:
> I guess this is a good example of why I compile my development 
> environment every night and the production environment every weekend.
> Keeps the code around and in good shape. I would rather get the 
> "SURPRISE" either then next day or Monday morning if somebody screws 
> around.

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