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Very well, <br> now I dare ask the same question not in point of principle, but with a practical, operative purpose. <br><BR>IF multi-project Repository is really possible, HOW can be it done, in practice? I mean:<br> <br>1] Is it done through the creation of a sub-Repository, at Server level, care of “svnadmin.exe”? How? Using what command?<br><br>2] Is it done through a special creation of a single Project, at Client level, care of “svn.exe” [or, if that IDE case, some Eric VC command]? Through which command, exactly?<br><br>3] Is there a way to select the desired Project, exclusively, both for up-loading and down-loading data, without being bothered by the possible presence of other similar and distinct Projects, within the same Repository? How, exactly? With which “svn.exe” [or, if that IDE case, some Eric VC] commands?<br> <BR>It might be my fault, but what I've seen so far, about this matter, spans from utterly impractical to impossible, hence my stated questions. Gratefully, yours<br> - P.M.<BR> </div></body>
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