Has anyone attempted to use SQL Server Database as a Subversion file system back end? So that all Subversion Repositories would be stored in a SQL Database instead of a flat file system? Make for easier backups and reporting?
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Has anyone attempted to use SQL Server Database as a Subversion file system back end? So that all Subversion Repositories would be stored in a SQL Database instead of a flat file system? Make for easier backups and reporting?
This is not feasible. The entire core of subversion would need to be rewritten. Subversion does support a Berkeley db implementation, and with the proper tools, this db could be exported to mssql for reporting.