AAMOF, I have been storing everthing in RCS for years.
Perl, SQL, PL/SQL, init.ora, crontab files, .profile, .kshrc, oratab, etc.
The crontab files are especially useful when someone starts
mucking around with crontab -e.
Doing so with SPFILE is a good idea. Just haven 't started using
SPFILE yet, as I have not it found it necessary yet.
Jared
Stephen.Lee@(protected)
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02/20/2004 08:37 AM
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Subject: RE: Shooting yourself in the spfile
Get real official like and store the thing in RCS. Don 't mention that to
PHB or else they will start making you do it.
> -- --Original Message-- --
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> I just wish that the Spfile had a way of documenting when
> something was
> changed.
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