clearcase

What's the “proper” way to delete files from a ClearCase snapshot?

南楼画角 提交于 2019-12-04 04:00:31
When I delete a file from my snapshot view, the next time I look at the snapshot in ClearCase Explorer, it shows the "??" checked-out-but-removed icon. When I run "Find Modified Files" on the snapshot, the deleted files aren't shown. Running "Update View" on the snapshot causes ClearCase to re-copy the missing files back into my view. What I want to happen is this: when I delete a file from my snapshot, and do an update, the file should be deleted from the view, just as if I had deleted it through ClearCase from a dynamic view. What's the best way to accomplish this? I would prefer to avoid a

How to obtain Changeset of an activity?

☆樱花仙子☆ 提交于 2019-12-04 02:19:48
问题 We are able copy to clipboard changeset of our activities. But often we need to get changeset of our team member's activities. We are able to see it through GUI. but we would like to copy the list of changeset to some text file. Is it possible to get changeset using cleartool? I was trying with following command but still it fails V:\>cleartool lsactivity -l "PBI#503# to Model"\@My_PVOB This is the error i got : cleartool: Error: Unable to determine VOB for pathname "My_PVOB". V: is the drive

ClearCase SCM Adapter support for annotate

只愿长相守 提交于 2019-12-04 02:13:32
问题 I wanted to annotate some code with version history. This is easy in Eclipse when using SVN, but the Rational ClearCase SCM Adapter plugin doesn't appear to support it. I quick Google search reveals that on the command line ClearCase supports annotate via: cleartool annotate -out - -fmt "%Vn |" -rm -nheader util.c I also found a number of non-free plugins that support annotate. Any free alternatives? 回答1: The cleartool annotate is the only form of annotation (or "blame") for ClearCase, and

working in /vobs/some/path versus /view/view-tag-name/vobs/some/path

丶灬走出姿态 提交于 2019-12-04 02:06:19
问题 I have to use ClearCase at work and the basic workflow requires me to do something like: cleartool setview <view-tag-name> view-tag-name is a dynamic view I might add. From what I've gathered this opens up a new shell that allows me to access files in /vobs/some/path that go through a mounted MVFS file system. However this second shell on top of the existing shell breaks my Emacs client - Emacs daemon cooperation. Moreover, in another SO answer someone was saying that he didn't bother with

Connecting a Snapshot View to Clearcase in RAD 7.5

喜夏-厌秋 提交于 2019-12-04 02:03:59
问题 I need some help connecting my RAD 7.5 workspace to a ClearCase source-controlled snapshot view. Here is what I have done so far. Creating a stream of the code in ClearCase - Done. Creating a dynamic view of the code in ClearCase - Done. Checking all files into source - Done, every file is part of the "File Element Version" in ClearCase for this dynamic view. Connect a Worspace to the Dynamic View - I don't know if this is necessary, but I have managed to do this. And no, I do not remember

Value of using Git with ClearCase, AccuRev or Perforce? [closed]

拜拜、爱过 提交于 2019-12-04 01:55:33
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ClearCase: How do I find which version I branched off from?

扶醉桌前 提交于 2019-12-04 01:52:30
问题 For a given file, say I branched off from /main/2 and do my development in that branch newBranch . cleartool diff -pred would compare my loaded version ( /main/newBranch/LATEST ) to /main/2 . Which clearcase command would I pass either the file name or /main/newBranch and would return /main/2 ? I'm just trying to find which version -pred selects, but I can't find out how anywhere! FOLLOW UP: Say I checked the file in and now I'm in version /main/newBranch/3 . How can I still compare it to

How to recover a file from “Checkout but removed” state?

你。 提交于 2019-12-04 00:55:32
问题 I was trying to checkout a file and it went it to "Checkout but removed" state. I am not able to undocheckout it and have no clue what needs to be done next. When i surf through net for this I found an article IBM site Checkout But removed state But i did not try to rename the file name as mentioned in the article still gets the error. I am using Clearcase 7.0.1.0 version. Please help to solve this issue. 回答1: You should be to undo checkout through the GUI: find checkout select the checkedout

How to list all my check-ins using ClearCase?

六眼飞鱼酱① 提交于 2019-12-04 00:20:41
Is it possible to get a list of all the check-ins I've made within a given source code directory tree using cleartool? If possible I'd like to see when the check-in was made and the file version. I'm using Windows. Thanks in advance. This would involved a cleartool find command with: an -exec directive to describe the versions found a -fmt to better format the result a -created_by query language operator to restrict the results to only your checkins versions. You can either display all versions of the checkins files, or only one file per all versions checked-in, that is the 'element'. In your

Choosing between UCM and base ClearCase

雨燕双飞 提交于 2019-12-03 22:50:06
问题 Which one is better? UCM or base ClearCase? For paralel development, do we need UCM? Is using manual branching is error prone on base ClearCase? Is serial development not meaningful? working on same branch? 回答1: One is not better than the other, UCM represents a different set of best practices that you can choose to apply on top of base ClearCase. UCM is great at defining a coherent set of files (the UCM "component") that will be: branched in the same branch labelled ("baseline") as a all