clearcase

I want to map a clearcase view on network drive inside a windows service. I have tried with net use command, but it did not work properly. You should be able to run the same kind of command than the one used when paths are too long , which is subst : subst X: c:\path\to\my\View # for snapshot view subst X: M:\myView # for dynamic view in order to map a view to a drive letter. This should work from within a service, provided: you are using your Windows account (and not the "Local System account") the dynamic view is already started (and visible in the M:\ MVFS mounting point drive) Garen I wish

We have a project and are about to add a new piece of functionality to otherwise stable codebase without any major changes going on except defect fixing. The plan is not develop the new feature separately for a while (probably a month) doing intermediate builds and testing and as the feature is finished and the quality is acceptable merge the code of the new feature in the main branch. The question is what of the following two scenarios is better in terms of Clear Case: Creating a new project based on a baseline in the integration stream of the current project, developing the new feature in

Let's say I'm inside a view on Linux (snapshot or dynamic). I forgot what's the stream that that view belongs to. How do I get it? Should I extract if from the config-spec (after -mkbranch ) or is there any better way? You can take advantage of the -cview option of the lsstream command : cleartool lsstream -cview With fmt_ccase : cleartool lsstream -fmt "%n" -cview I like to see where this stream is located within a project, so I usually do a: cleartool lsstream -cview -anc 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19127353/how-to-get-clearcase-stream-name-by-a-given-view-path

How to copy an element or file from Clearcase with a particular label , without applying that label in config specs . I don't want to change the config spec of my view, but I need to access an older version of one of my selected files, and I would like to do so directly from my existing view (again, without changing anything). I know the version I want to restore (from instance version 2, even though I am selecting currently version 3 in my view). What cleartool command would you use in order to access said old version? VonC You can use the extended pathname , but only using a dynamic view

I'm trying to figure out how to retrieve the stream which a given view is belong to. When I use "ClearCase Explorer" and right-click for view's properties, I get its stream name, but I can't find how to retrieve that with scripts. The stream information does not appear on view .vws files nor registry. I know I can do some manipulation to get it from view's config-spec, but I'm still looking for the easiest way to find it our. By script: cleartool lsstream -view view_tag See cleartool lsstream man page : –vie/w view-tag Displays information for the stream connected to the specified view. 来源：

In our build , we use to delete our view and create new view before build. It was working without any issue in base clearcase. But in UCM we face issues while check-out and check-in due to activity name has to be assigned every time. Is it a good practice to create new activity whenever i build? [ But number of activities will be soon increased to enormous] Is there any easy way to setup default activity automatically in UCM? Has any body automated this in their build process? If so can you share link or something useful resource.. Use cleartool setact to set your activity. setact/ivity [ –c