Hi I wonder if anyone can help. I am looking into using GIT in my team. Currently we are using an access database to store and search for script files. I just need a little advice on the best way to implement GIT. Most scripts that I want to version with GIT are SQL, PLSQL and Shell Scripts for various systems. I am thinking of creating folders which will contain certain script types for each systems. For example - I will have a folder for 'SQL Scripts for System A'. I will then turn each of these folders into repositories. Is this a good way to structure our repositories? Also - I am a bit confused about how to search for items in GIT. Say for example - I want to find all SQL scripts in 'System A' that deal with user maintenance - is there a way I can tag the scripts (by adding metadata?) as I check them into GIT so at a later date I can search from them? If so - how would I go about doing this? Finally - I am looking for a good IDE which links directly to GIT that the team can use to develop a wide range of scripts (SQL and PL/SQL being that main scripts the team develop). Sorry for all the questions - many thanks in advance for any help.
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