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compare the particular file between test and production environment

maheshyogi

Currently I am developing workflow to promote files from test environment to prod however before moving file I need to compare the files from test environment to prod environment.
Please suggest the best approach to compare the particular file between test and production environment.
TS Env: TS 6.7.2

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sanu

Are you using Open Deploy to move files? Then it has in built comaprison parameters which can be made use of.

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Adam Stoller

If you want to do a visual comparison - I recommend Beyond Compare - you can download a 30-day trial version to try it out, and then pay a reasonable license fee if you like it.

If you're talking about a programmatic comparison, then you have to configure OD for doing that - it won't do comparisons if you're using a file list deployment.

If you're trying to do this - visually - as part of a workflow step - you'll have to write your own CGI - you might be able to utilize Beyond Compare for this, but I've never tried to do so - probably non-trivial coding to get it to work "right".

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maheshyogi

I am trying achieve in workflow, specific files needs to be deployed from test to prod ( this can be done using open deploy) however I could not able to find options to compare content between servers for specific list of files

Adam Stoller

I am trying achieve in workflow, specific files needs to be deployed from test to prod ( this can be done using open deploy) however I could not able to find options to compare content between servers for specific list of files

As already mentioned - you wont find any such options OOTB because they don't exist - you have to build them yourself or find something someone else has already built to do that (free or $'s) in order to achieve that kind of functionality.