Quest® Stat® supports locking, archiving, and migrating schema object definitions on Oracle® databases and on Microsoft® SQL Server® 2005/2008.
NOTE: Oracle and SQL Server database schema objects include a set of predefined true/false parameters that are executed before the definition of the object is captured in Stat. You can change the true/false values of these parameters in the Schema Object Parameters Maintenance table. For more information, see the Stat System Administration Guide, Chapter 4, “General Maintenance Tables.” |
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Object locking is an important part of any change management practice since it coordinates all of the efforts of developers and prevents work from being overwritten. Stat supports logical locking of data objects and file objects in the Quest® Stat® Repository, which means that the lock shows up in the Stat application, but developers can still go directly into their application environments and make changes to the object even if the lock on the object isn’t theirs. As long as the developers use a CSR to modify objects, the coordination of development is maintained.
All objects can be logically locked in the Stat Repository, but only by one user at a time.
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