Versioning of shell scripts in Sun Solaris 9? (ident-string)

Dear all,
I have got a question about the versioning of shell scripts (e.g. start/stop scripts) in Sun Solaris 9:
In every shell script I can find an information-"header" like ' ident "@(#)<name_of_script> <version> <date> SMI" '. Is this an "sun internal" or ist there a versioning-database or something else on Sun Solaris? If yes, is there a way to check in my own shell script there?
Best Regards,
Alex....

That's a Sun internal revision control string. However, that doesn't prevent you from setting-up your own RCS (or CVS) archive for maintaining customizations. You can add your own RCS tags and check them into an archive. You can get RCS and CVS from http://www.sunfreeware.com/ .
HTH,
Roger S.

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