Hi,
From a vendor perspective, all change management solutions will handle this for you.
If you would like to see how Remain's product, TD/OMS, would do so quickly and in a cost effective manner, I would be happy to share more details and show you how things would work in your particular scenario.
Thanks,
Karl
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Subject: Question for migrations of SQL source / objects
We have stumbled over a problem and I am curious how it is normally handled.
The libraries in our environments have different names based on the environment. For example, the libraries for dev testing might be DATADEV1, DATADEV2, etc. while the library for user testing might be DATAUSR1, DATAUSR2, etc.
When there is source to create stored procedures, views, etc., how do companies deal with the varying library names when they need to be included in the definition because they are not part of the normal library list?
I'm also curious about how packages like Turnover, Aldon, etc. handle this if anyone knows that.
I know there are better ways to handle this by "fixing" the environment library lists and such but I can't turn the barge with an oar so the environment is what it is and I have to work within the current parameters.
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide.
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