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Concurrent Versions System

Concurrent Versions System (CVS) is used to keep track of changes done in any of the files and to make a back up if there is any data loss. CVS is a repository for individuals who work from home, office or client place without having any risk in loss of data. For teams, it’s an useful one to track the changes done by an user, to find which line of code has been changed, to find the History of file, Date last modified.

It has a version control and maintains a unique version of file whenever there is any change. It also prevents overwriting of one’s file by another person who has changed the same file. Information prior to even six months can be taken from CVS and it’s an automatic backup of files.

User’s can change files, commit files in CVS, revert the new version by older one committed if demands.A patch can be taken and files can be exported if a file is modified to ensure the files are delivered correctly.

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