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Vskills certification for Subversion Version Control Professional assesses the candidate as
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certification tests the candidates on various areas in version control basics" installation"
configuration and administration of Subversion" branching" merging" #eb$%V"
customi&ing and embedding subversion

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!able of Contents !able of Contents !able of Contents !able of Contents

1 1 1 1 8undamental Concepts 8undamental Concepts 8undamental Concepts 8undamental Concepts
1.1 Version Control Basics
1.2 Version Control the Subversion Way

4 4 4 4 <asic =sage <asic =sage <asic =sage <asic =sage
2.1 Getting Data into Your Repository
2.2 Creating a Working Copy
2.3 Basic Work Cycle
2.4 Examining History
2.5 Sometimes You Just Need to Clean Up
2.6 Dealing with Structural Conflicts

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3.1 Revision Specifiers
3.2 Peg and Operative Revisions
3.3 File Portability
3.4 Ignoring Unversioned Items
3.5 Keyword Substitution
3.6 Sparse Directories
3.7 Locking
3.8 Externals Definitions
3.9 Changelists
3.10 Network Model

> > > > <ranching and 3erging <ranching and 3erging <ranching and 3erging <ranching and 3erging
4.1 What's a Branch?
4.2 Using Branches
4.3 Basic Merging
4.4 Advanced Merging
4.5 Traversing Branches
4.6 Tags
4.7 Branch Maintenance
4.8 Common Branching Patterns
4.9 Vendor Branches
4.10 To Branch or Not to Branch?

2 2 2 2 9epository %dministration 9epository %dministration 9epository %dministration 9epository %dministration
5.1 The Subversion Repository, Defined
5.2 Strategies for Repository Deployment
5.3 Creating and Configuring Your Repository
5.4 Repository Maintenance
5.5 Moving and Removing Repositories

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/ / / / Server Configuration Server Configuration Server Configuration Server Configuration
6.1 Overview
6.2 Choosing a Server Configuration
6.3 svnserve, a Custom Server
6.4 httpd, the Apache HTTP Server
6.5 Path-Based Authorization
6.6 High-level Logging
6.7 Server Optimization
6.8 Supporting Multiple Repository Access Methods

? ? ? ? Customi&ing @our Subversion *(perience Customi&ing @our Subversion *(perience Customi&ing @our Subversion *(perience Customi&ing @our Subversion *(perience
7.1 Runtime Configuration Area
7.2 Localization
7.3 Using External Editors
7.4 Using External Differencing and Merge Tools

A A A A *mbedding Subversion *mbedding Subversion *mbedding Subversion *mbedding Subversion
8.1 Layered Library Design
8.2 Using the APIs

B B B B Subversion Complete 9eferen Subversion Complete 9eferen Subversion Complete 9eferen Subversion Complete 9eference ce ce ce
9.1 svnSubversion Command-Line Client
9.2 svnadminSubversion Repository Administration
9.3 svnlookSubversion Repository Examination
9.4 svnsyncSubversion Repository Mirroring
9.5 svnrdumpRemote Subversion Repository Data Migration
9.6 svnserveCustom Subversion Server
9.7 svndumpfilterSubversion History Filtering
9.8 svnversionSubversion Working Copy Version Info
9.9 mod_dav_svnSubversion Apache HTTP Server Module
9.10 mod_authz_svnSubversion Apache HTTP Authorization Module
9.11 Subversion Properties
9.12 Repository Hooks

10 10 10 10 Subversion for CVS =s Subversion for CVS =s Subversion for CVS =s Subversion for CVS =sers ers ers ers
10.1 Revision Numbers Are Different Now
10.2 Directory Versions
10.3 More Disconnected Operations
10.4 Distinction Between Status and Update
10.5 Branches and Tags
10.6 Metadata Properties
10.7 Conflict Resolution
10.8 Binary Files and Translation
10.9 Versioned Modules
10.10 Authentication
10.11 Converting a Repository from CVS to Subversion
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11.1 What Is WebDAV?
11.2 Autoversioning
11.3 Client Interoperability


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Sample Cuestions Sample Cuestions Sample Cuestions Sample Cuestions
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4 44 4 #hich element is not applied the subversions revision number' #hich element is not applied the subversions revision number' #hich element is not applied the subversions revision number' #hich element is not applied the subversions revision number'
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: :: : #hich schema is used for an access method of SV0 through an SSD tunnel #hich schema is used for an access method of SV0 through an SSD tunnel #hich schema is used for an access method of SV0 through an SSD tunnel #hich schema is used for an access method of SV0 through an SSD tunnel
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Answers: 1 (B), 2 (B), 3 (C), 4 (A), 5 (A)