Aug 2, 2008 · Dumping (and versioning) the full DB schema after running new upgrade scripts is a good way to make information available to other tools in your build/deploy process as well. Also, having …

I am using strict versioning of the database schema (tracked in a separate table). Scripts are stored in version control, but they all verify current schema version before making any change.

Many database vendors offer this feature either out of the box or via an extension. I've successfully used the temporal table extension with PostgreSQL but others have it too. Whenever you update a record …

May 11, 2009 · 34 Though this does not answer how to put any current database you have right now under version control, in the last few years some excellent databases have been created with the …

Only one row has NULL for ending timestamp, and that is the current version. In addition, there is a bunch of stored procedures which support this versioning system, and all database alters must use …

Can you share your thoughts how would you implement data versioning in MongoDB. (I've asked similar question regarding Cassandra. If you have any thoughts which db is better for that please share)

I am interested in keeping a running history of every change which has happened on some tables in my database, thus being able to reconstruct historical states of the database for analysis purposes...

Apr 24, 2019 · 15 I want to do a versioning control of my database. I currently control my front-end applications through git, however I am creating my database and would like to have a versioning of …

In at least one application, I have the need to keep old versions of records in a relational database. When something should be updated, instead a new copy would be added and the old row would be m...

32 I'm a bit old-school, in that I use source files for creating the database. There are actually 2 files - project-database.sql and project-updates.sql - the first for the schema and persistant data, and the …