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- List views of a particular user
cleartool lsview | grep "<your-clearcase-username>"
- Open Clearcase explorer from a view's root(Useful when unable to open snapshot explorer)
clearexplorer .
- List of all checked out files in a view/view's directory
cleartool lsco -me -recurse -cview -short
- Graphical diff of a file with it's predecessor
cleartool diff -pred -g <file-name>
- Graphical version tree of a file
cleartool lsvtree -g <file-name>
- Print Findmerge results from a particular branch [Use -unr for unreserved checkout]
cleartool findmerge . -fver .../<branch-name>/LATEST [-unr] -print
- Do a merge from a particular branch [Use -unr for unreserved checkout]
cleartool findmerge . -fver .../<branch-name>/LATEST [-unr] -merge
- Find all files changed in a branch
cleartool find . -type f -branch "brtype(<branch-name>)" -print
- Remove a branch type completely
cleartool rmtype –rmall –force brtype:BRANCH_TYPE_NAME
- List all branch types created by a user
cleartool lstype -kind brtype -invob <vob-path> |grep <username>
- List verbose branch types created by a user
cleartool describe -long vob:<vob-path> |grep <username>
- Remove a view completely
cleartool lsview -long <view-tag-name> cleartool unregister -view -uuid <view-uuid> cleartool rmtag -view <view-tag-name> cleartool rmview -force -all -uuid <view-uuid>
I have made a bash script combining these commands. Remember to exit out of the view first before executing this script.
#!/bin/bash #removeView.sh USERNAME=$USER #User can update this variable to statically point to particular user UUID_LONG=`cleartool lsview -long $1` #echo $UUID_LONG CURVIEW=`cleartool pwv -s` if [ $CURVIEW=$1 ]; then echo "Exit the view first" exit fi VIEWLIST=`cleartool lsview |grep $1` #echo $VIEWLIST VIEW_NAME=`cleartool lsview |grep $1|awk '{ print $(NF-1) }'` echo $VIEW_NAME if [ "$1" != "$VIEW_NAME" ]; then echo "View does not exist!" exit else echo "View ($1) exists.. Going for removal.." fi UUID=`echo $UUID_LONG | grep -o -P '(?<=View uuid: ).*(?=View owner)'` echo View UUID : $UUID if [ -n "$UUID" ] then cleartool unregister -view -uuid $UUID cleartool rmtag -view $1 cleartool rmview -force -all -uuid $UUID echo View $1 removed successfully. else echo "UUID is empty!!!" fi
- Create a dynamic view
cleartool mkview -tag <tag-name> -stgloc -auto
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