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It's super useful/required in an enterprise environment where you have 4 plus 
distinct environments to manage and keep synchronized.

 
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Nick Galotti wrote:



Over the years we have learned the hard way that developing RQL on the

production RedDot server isn't a good idea because it could

potentially require a reboot. We are thinking of developing templates

in a development RedDot server but we don't know the best way to bring

the developed code/content classes over to production, especially for

upgrading existing content classes.



We are aware of exporting/importing content classes, but is this the

best way? What about when developing large amounts of code?



Does anyone have experience in this?



-Nick






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