As many of you likely know, I am one of several [very talented] developers working on the subTEXT Project. As such I try to keep on top of our various Trackers and the items in them. If you take a look at our Bug Tracker you will notice that you can search and/or filter the items using a variety of predefined fields. One of these fields is labeled "Group". What is "Group"? The Group field is available in the Feature Request, Patch and (as I mentioned) the Bug Trackers. For the subTEXT project, the values for this field tend to be version...

I realize that this post may make it seem like I'm playing a game of Keeping-Up-with-the-Jones', but I promise it only seems that way. In truth the explanation is that great minds think alike. Just kidding... half kidding anyhow. OK, so I do have a real bit of news (at least to me) to report. First I must admit that I am a slave to keyboard shortcuts - especially when combined with the ReSharper Visual Studio Add-in - so this news is probably only a big deal to me. But that's why this is MY blog, and not yours, so deal...

As I'm sure many of you know, peer pressure can be a very powerful motivator... and I am not immune to such pressure. So, hot on the heels of Phil and Jon's posts on the magic voodoo that can be accomplished with the INFORMATION_SCHEMA Views, I felt obligated to add my own small bit of wisdom to the fray. In reading through Phil's article I noticed he didn't mention anything in particular about the creating, modifying, and/or dropping of Stored Procedures when working with a common schema among a development team. This is one thing we often have to deal with...

If you are currently (or have recently) tried out the 1.5 release of subText and then tried to run the dotText 0.95 -> subTEXT Migration Procedure you probably noticed a small problem... IT FAILED! Not to worry... I've made a fix and checked it into the version 1.5 Release Branch. Now all we (read: Phil) has to do is create a new release version for the download page and everyone should be good-to-go! However if you don't want to wait for the new release, feel free to click on the file icon to the left to grab the updated SQL script right...