Hello

Our current product runs on MYSQL and we are looking to port a SQL server version. We want to take the current code in a repository (MySQL) and create a new repository that we will modify for SQL Server. What is the best way to do this….I created a new project and a new repository, but it is blank and I need some help

Thanks

Dave

You don’t need to create a new repository to do this you can simply create a branch and do your sqlssrver work off that branch, this way you can merge changes between branches.

Please let me know if you need any further assistance?

Floyd

Thanks

I assume that I would create a new project for this in code spaces. How do I create a branch and then refer to it in the new project?

Dave

Hi Dave,

You can create a new project and add the repository to it from the admin section however you can’t link a project to just the branch.

If you want to separate them to into distinct projects, We can create a copy of your repository for you, thats if you want to start with a complete copy of your MySql version?

Cheers,

Floyd Price
Code Spaces

Floyd

That is what I would like…can you create a new repository based on “CLP 3.01 Ray” and Call it “3.01 CLP Ray MS”? Please let me know when thats all set.

Thanks

Dave

Hi Dave,

Can you send me an email to f[dot]price[at]codespaces[dot]com with you account name and url, so i know which account and repository to create ;-)

Cheers,

Floyd Price
Code Spaces