How to setup SVN Subversion with SQL Navigator , Install, Check in and check out in SQL Navigator(SQL Nav)?
This is a quick “step-by-step” tutorial for setting up a Subversion server for testing purposes within SQL Nav. Subversion is based on a client-server model, therefore both need to be installed to use it. Both do not necessarily have to be on the same machine (unless doing a local server install), but both need to exist in order to use Subversion. Both, the client and server installs can be found here: Subversion
For the purposes of testing, TortoiseSVN binaries for Windows will be used in this tutorial; however, one of the Linux, BSD, or Mac servers, and a Windows-based client can also be used. Subversion has three connectivity modes for its server component: local, svn, and WebDav.
For a local server, a Windows server and client (as all management is handled locally). For svn and WebDav, the server component can exist on other platforms. The “svn” mode uses a TCP connection (similar to telnet, ftp, ssh, etc) to access the Subversion server. The “WebDav” mode uses an HTTP(s) connection to an internal, provided Apache web server. The configuration below is based on each of the server connectivity modes.
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