Code Comparison in Oracle DB and SVN

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Code Comparison in Oracle DB and SVN



I need a help of Tool or script that I can check If I can compare the Oracle DB files that are committed to SVN or Not?



I need to check the compiled files in Oracle only.



Can anyone help me on this?



Thanks,
Dhaval.





What do you mean with "Oracle DB files"?
– Wernfried Domscheit
Aug 8 at 6:18





Wernfried, our Schema SQL files or ddl files etc.
– dhaval shah
Aug 8 at 6:22





So as I have understand you have files on your machine and you want to check if they are on svn right ? so you can check out the scripts from svn localy to a folder then compare the 2 folder (there many free tool on the internet or you can develop a your own tool) the one are missing you put them in one folder then search fo there contents
– Moudiz
Aug 8 at 7:23


check out





Never mention "Tool or script" in SO. It is off-topic and will most likely to be voted to close.
– Kaushik Nayak
Aug 8 at 8:14




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This might be difficult because even your DDL files in svn are most like different to what you would get from database by DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL() for example.


DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL()



For DML scripts (i.e. UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE statements) I don't see any possibility.



However, for PL/SQL code you can select code from view USER_SOURCE and compare with your files in svn.


USER_SOURCE






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