Any ex ClearCase or VSS users out there?

[Maritza Mendez]

On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Voelker, Bernhard <
bernhard.voelker at siemens-enterprise.com> wrote:

>
> This illustrates that checkout/change/checkin workflow
> (not yet using a special, private branch):
>
>  cleartool mkelem -nco -c "test" myfile
>  cleartool: Error: Can't modify directory "." because it is not checked
> out.
>
>  cleartool checkout -c "adding file myfile" .
>  Checked out "." from version "\main\17".
>
>  cleartool mkelem -nco -c "test" myfile
>  Created element "myfile" (type "compressed_file").
>
>  cleartool lsvtree -all myfile
>  myfile@@\main
>  myfile@@\main\0
>
>  cleartool checkin -c "checkin the directory after creating the new
> element" .
>  Checked in "." version "\main\18".
>
>  echo change1 > myfile
>  Access is denied.
>
>  cleartool checkout -c change1 myfile
>  Checked out "myfile" from version "\main\0".
>
>  cleartool lsvtree -all myfile
>  myfile@@\main
>  myfile@@\main\0
>  myfile@@\main\CHECKEDOUT view "view_ecs_berny"
>
>  echo change1 > myfile
>
>  cleartool checkin -c "checkin change1" myfile
>  Checked in "myfile" version "\main\1".
>
>  cleartool lsvtree -all myfile
>  myfile@@\main
>  myfile@@\main\0
>  myfile@@\main\1
>
>  cleartool diff -serial_format -predecessor myfile@@/main/1
>  ********************************
>  <<< file 1: myfile@@\main\0
>  >>> file 2: myfile@@/main/1
>  ********************************
>  -----[after 0 inserted 1]-----
>  > change1
>
>  cleartool diff -serial_format -predecessor .@@/main/LATEST
>  ********************************
>  <<< directory 1: .@@\main\17
>  >>> directory 2: .@@/main/LATEST
>  ********************************
>  -----[ added ]-----
>  > myfile  --10-21T17:26 VB027591
>
> Have fun,
> Berny
>

Indeed.  Now everyone sees why (some) ClearCase  users are so much happier
when they get to use Bazaar!

~M
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