For some time now, SAPIEN has been distributing a free “Scripting Toolkit” CD at various trade shows and events. This CD contains copies of all of our free tools, trial versions of our paid applications, samples of our ebooks and training videos and other cool stuff. All of this stuff is available individually for download […]
Category: ChangeVue
ChangeVue to get traditional command-line interface
ChangeVue 2009, SAPIEN Technologies’ source control system, is about to get yet another new way to manage its content: a traditional command line interface! Soon you will be able to manage your existing ChangeVue repositories directly through the CMD.exe console or through traditional batch files. The command line executable, CVC.exe, will be automatically installed when you […]
ChangeVue to get PowerShell cmdlet interface
ChangeVue 2009, SAPIEN Technologies’ source control system, is about to get a new way to manage its content: a PowerShell snap-in! That’s right. You will soon be able to manage your existing ChangeVue repositories directly through the PowerShell console or through a PowerShell script. Simply install the ChangeVue snap-in using the PowerShell cmdlet “Add-PSSnapin -name […]
Look Ma, no editions!
With the release of PrimalScript 2009 we have streamlined the product into one single version rather than three distinct editions. Many users have emailed us over the past few years, expressing that the standard IDE for script should always include all features and the we should make you, our customers, choose. Quite naturally after the […]
Version control for System Administrators (Part 2)
In Part 1 I showed you how easy it is to set up ChangeVue 2009 and to add all your scripts to source control. In Part 2 you will learn how easy it is to make PrimalScript work seamlessly with version control and ChangeVue. The steps described here apply to just about any source control […]
Version control for System Administrators (Part 1)
1. Setting up ChangeVue 2009 Software developers have been using Source Code Control Systems for quite some years now. Most people involved with any kind of electronic files or document have a kind of ad-hoc version control usually using some file naming scheme. Something like: InfrastructureOct2007.doc InfrastructureJan2008.doc InfrastructureMar2008.doc Many administrators though, have stayed away from […]
