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Oracle: add existing db for version control

I have an existing oracle database. I want to put it under source control (Subversion). The only solution I know is to create DROP / CREATE / INSERT text scripts and save them in SVN.

Maybe there is a better way to manage the schema and data? I use Oracle SQL Developer, and I saw migration / repository management functions there. Should I use them? And how to use them?

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Source Control Oracle Subversion ( Windows): http://www.red-gate.com/source-control-for-oracle/

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