Exporting/Importing partition schema

Hi,
We are trying to manage multiple repositories for a project and in
particular we use a devopment/test rep and a production rep ( containing a
production plans snapshot ).
When a plan is moved from a development repository to the production one,
the partitioning previously done is lost. In this case developers have to
partition from scratch.
Moreover in our repository management policy ( apart clean up ) , we
destroy periodically development repository and import saved plans in a new
created one. This procedure causes the same problem described before.
Is there any chance to export the partition schema done in development
repository in order to re-apply the partitioning to the same plan in new
one, using fscript ?
Is there any other way to do it ( maybe via repository hooks and a tool
application ) ?
Thanx
Fab

Fabrizio,
We have a tool that will do this, and a number of other things for you. It
not only saves partitioning information, but it also:
* Reads your application defintion, along with the partitioning information
from the repository,
* Creates deployment and installation scripts,
* Analyzes your application for over 20 different performance and
scalability problems,
* Captures the supplier plan relationships for each partition as well as
for the entire application,
* Graphically shows partitioning structure, similar to partition workshop,
along with all partition and service object properties,
* Has Web and IIOP property sheets which are read from the application,
* Saves operational information, such as outage schedules and external
interfaces,
* Records special runtime properties of classes in your system
We offer this as part of our "Designing for Deployment" workshop. You can
send me a separate message for information about the workshop and the tool.
Don
At 06:35 PM 4/10/98 +0200, Fabrizio Barbero wrote:
Hi,
We are trying to manage multiple repositories for a project and in
particular we use a devopment/test rep and a production rep ( containing a
production plans snapshot ).
When a plan is moved from a development repository to the production one,
the partitioning previously done is lost. In this case developers have to
partition from scratch.
Moreover in our repository management policy ( apart clean up ) , we
destroy periodically development repository and import saved plans in a new
created one. This procedure causes the same problem described before.
Is there any chance to export the partition schema done in development
repository in order to re-apply the partitioning to the same plan in new
one, using fscript ?
Is there any other way to do it ( maybe via repository hooks and a tool
application ) ?
Thanx
Fab
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