Am 2008-10-29 09:01:09, schrieb Frank Arensmeier:
> Hi Tul.
>
> I think would be an idea worth investigating a little bit more. But
> what about performance? I am really not that familiar with version
> control systems like CVS etc. Let's say there are 30 different text
> snippets with 10 recorded changes each. And I want to see what changes
> users have made to those snippets. That would be 300 calls to the
> (filesystem based) CVS system. Would that be overheat? Besides that,
> in the database I am able to store more information about those
> recorded changes. E.g. the user ID and the time is currently stored as
> well. Can this be done with CVS as well?
This sound a little bit braindamaged...
I would put it into a PostgreSQL Database as I do it here (1.2 TByte)
and to get all versions of ONE TEXT it is ONLY ONE CALL. It takes only
some miliseconds even on texts which have 10-50 kBytes (arround 20 kByte
in the middle) and then I can diff it inside my php5 scripts how I like.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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