Compiling pl/sql packages via sql

Hi All,
Is it possible to compile the pl/sql packages via sql scripts or shell scripts
The idea is to make the compilation process independent of tools like PL/SQL developer and people.
Thanks in adv.
Bh.

OK. What sort of source control system are you using?
In general, you would want to check in all your scripts to a version control system and write scripts that automatically check the appropriate version of a script out of source control and apply it to the appropriate environment in the appropriate order at the appropriate time. What is appropriate, obviously, is going to be heavily influenced by your particular environment, needs, build process, build schedule, etc.
One possibility is to check in a MASTER_BUILD.sql script that is a SQL*Plus script that invokes whatever other scripts are necessary for a particular change, along with all the supporting scripts, into a folder that is at whatever granularity you track changes. Your build process would then just check out everything in this folder and run MASTER_BUILD.
Justin

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Microsoft (R) Library Manager Version 6.00.8447
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Hope to hear.
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==> -------------------------------
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Last edited by tarun.hellknight (2011-04-12 15:45:26)

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