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SourceVault is a complete, integrated package designed to monitor and control all software development phases by managing centralized, by-project repositories of source code files. SourceVault manages software evolution, revisions and assures the reliability, maintainability and stability of applications. SourceVault increases QA-ing effectiveness, focuses testing efforts, and ultimately mitigates your risks of failure and downtime. SourceVault lowers defect rates, reduces deployment effort and allows more thorough testing and QA.
Modern software systems are not static applications. They are constantly undergoing revisions, changes, and modifications to meet end users needs. The complexity of these systems and their continuous evolvement makes it very difficult to assure their stability and reliability. SourceVault helps software professionals in managing this continuous change cycle and its ramifications. Who made the changes? What are the effects of the changes? Have we tested the changes? How can we improve quality and still maintain strict deadlines? SourceVault answers these questions in an effort to hold software evolution under control. SourceVault assures that only high-quality code is promoted into production, assures that quality efforts don't fall to the pressure of time, and helps assure that your software works right, always.
Features:
Allows definition of multiple environments providing easy-to-manage logical units for each project or product.
Supports all standard repository functions (checkin, checkout, etc.) allowing any number of developers to simultaneously work on the same project.
Includes reports presenting current status of projects and pending releases.
Re-builds complete releases by identifying all affected elements within the release hierarchy for each approved modification.
Supports all programming languages and VOS' products: PL/1, COBOL, C, Fortran, FMS, JYACC, Configuration Tables, Command Macros, Program
Modules and Bind-Control.
Allows definition of user-specified file types, thus supporting any future or third-party products.
Easily builds single elements, group of files (star-name) or all affected files.
Enforces standard, easy-to-follow directory structure, which is similar to the structure, used by operating system itself.
Allows developers and release coordinators to define and use any number of methods to build files or releases - with or without Tables, profiles and any other compiler or bind options.
Easily migrates non-SourceVault directories into the standard SourceVault structure.
Allows the project manager to quickly revert the production environment to any of the previous working releases thus eliminating downtime when a release needs to be backed out of production.