Trying to undo a cleartool rm
I was trying to migrate a file from directory A to directory B in a branch, call it file.txt. What I did was: cd A cp file.txt ../B/ ct rm A cd ../B ct mkelem -ci -nc file.txt Thereby losing all the history. I am trying to recover from this to do what I should have done which is simply ct mv file.txt ../B I read that for this I should do something like this: cd A ct ln .@@/main/?/file.txt ./file.txt where luckily, from another view, I've figured out ? should be 27. Unfortunately when I try to do the above I get: cleartool: Error: Entry named "file.txt" already exists. cleartool: Error: Unable