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Thursday, March 11, 2010

IBM ClearCase Commands


ClearCase Command
Description
Cleartool -ver
Display Clearcase, cleartool, db_server and VOB database schema version.
Cleartool lsvob
List vob mount table:
* /vob/VOB-NAME.vbt       /hosts/host-name/r1vob/vobs/vobstore/VOB-NAME.vbs public

  

  
* /vob/practice_vob.vbt  /hosts/host-name/view-name/Vobs/vobstore/practice_vob.vbs public
Cleartool dump element-or-DO
Print internal Clearcase info.
Cleartool lsview
List all views:
  millesc_view   /hosts/host-name/view-name/Views/millesc_view.vws

  

  
* user-name       /hosts/host-name/view-name/Views/reg_view.vws
Cleartool lsview view-tag
List view path.
cleartool mktag -view -tag dynamic-view-name -nstart /hosts/node-name/home/cleardata/views/dynamic-view-name
or
cleartool mktag -vob vob-tag ...
Create a view-tag or VOB-tag.
cleartool mkview -tag user1_view -stgloc viewstore
Create a new view in "viewstore" Clearcase server view mount point (see YoLinux client or server installation tutorial).
List view storage locations: ct lsstgloc
cleartool mkview -tag tmpA_view /hosts/node-name/home/cleardata/views/tmpA_view
Create a new view.
cleartool setview user-name_view
Set current view to user-name_view.
cleartool startview common_view
Set current view to common_view without starting a Clearcase shell environent. It allows one to view (only) the files. Path: /view/common_view/vob/vob-name/...
cleartool endview common_view
cleartool endview -server user-name_view
Deactivate a Clearcase view. (First exit view)
Useful if you get stale NFS handles.
cleartool rmview -tag temp_view
or
cleartool rmview temp_view
Remove view temp_view.
cleartool setview username_view
sv user-name_view
Set Clearcase view. See alias defined above.
cleartool pwv
Print working view/current view:
Working directory view: username_view

  

  
Set view: username_view
echo $CLEARCASE_ROOT
Print current view path.
cleartool ls -l
cleartool ls -vob_only
Using current view, show files, private files, file version and rule.
-vob_only: List elements and not derived objects
Format:
...

  

  
version              file.ext@@/main/2       Rule: element */main/LATEST

  

  
directory version    Directoy-name@@/main/2  Rule: element * /main/LATEST

  

  
view private object  file2.c

  

  
...
cleartool lstype -kind lbtype -list labels
List labels
cleartool lsvtree -all file-name.ext
List file version label and build label: (version tree)
file-name.ext@@/main

  

  
  file-name.ext@@/main/0

  

  
  file-name.ext@@/main/1 (BUILD_1_0)

  

  
  file-name.ext@@/main/2 (BUILD_1_1)
cleartool lsvtree -all pref*
List file version label and build label for files beginning with "pref"
cleartool lshistory [all] file-or-directory
cleartool lshistory file-name
List file or directory version history.
List event rocords for a given file.
cleartool chevent -c 'new-comment-goes-here' -replace -event event-id
cleartool chevent -c 'new-comment-goes-here' -replace -lbtype label
Change the comment on a version of an element.
Lookup event id: ct lsh -event file-or-element
Change the comment on a label.
cleartool lsco
cleartool lsco -r
cleartool lsco -avobs -me
cleartool lsco -avobs -cview
List all checked out files in current directory.
Flag "-r" recusivly looks in sub directories.
List all files checked out to all views.
List checkouts in view.
cleartool lscheckout -l
cleartool lsco -l
cleartool lsco -recursive -me -cview
List checked out files.
(same)
List files in current directory and subdirectories checked out to you in current view. Omit -cview tag to get all.
cleartool catcr file-name
List configuration record for a file.
cleartool find ./ -branch 'brtype(branch-name)' -print
cleartool find ./ -version(main/LATEST) && \! version(LABEL_X)' -print
cleartool find -avobs -nxname -element 'brtype(view_name)' -print
List files in branch with search name or attribute.
List files with label "LATEST" but not LABEL_X.
cleartool lsprivate
cleartool lsp -co
List all private files in current view. View private files are files residing in the Clearcase filesystem but not under the control of Clearcase. i.e. object files as a result of a compile. May not be viewable by others.
List files checked out to current view.
cleartool mklbtype -nc LABEL_NAME
cleartool mklbtype -c "comment" LABEL_NAME
Create a label to be used later.
cleartool lstype -kind lbtype -short | sort
List labels.
Cleartool describe -l file.ext
Describe object in VOB. Lists branch and version of file and configspec used in view.
Cleartool describe file-or-directory
List file or directory information.
cleartool describe -long element:file-or-directory
List file or directory information.
Cleartool describe -long vob:/vob
List vob information.
cleartool mklabel LABEL_NAME file-name.ext
cleartool mklabel -r LABEL_NAME
Apply label to a file.
Label elements in directory tree.
cleartool mklabel -replace NEW_LABEL_NAME file-name.ext@@/main/4
Apply label to a newer version of the file.
cleartool rmtype -rmall -force lbtype:LABEL_NAME
cleartool rmtype -lbtype -rmall LABEL_NAME
Remove a label of the name given. The option "-rmall" causes the removal of all instances of the label on all files / directories.Remove label type and all occurrences of the label.
Cleartool rmtype lbtype:LABEL_NAME
Remove label from Clearcase. It will not be removed if label has been applied. Use option "-rmall" to remove label and all instances of its application.
Cleartool rmtype -rmall -brtype branch-type
Remove branch and all files / directories in branch from Clearcase. Data disposed in "lost-found".
cleartool find -avobs -version "lbtype (Build-Label)" -print
cleartool find . -name '*.[hc]' -element 'lbtype_sub(LABEL_NAME)' -print
Print all files and file versions going into build specified.
list all .h and .c files whith the given label.
Cleartool co -nc file-name
Check-Out file (RCS command) -No Comment
Cleartool mkdir directory-name
Create a directory. Checkout parent directory first.
cleartool ln -s source-directory-name local-directory-name
Create a symbolic link to a directory. Checkout parent directory first.
Cleartool mkelem -ci -nc filename
Add file to Clearcase control.
Cleartool rmelem filename
Remove file from Clearcase control. All history and knowledge of the element is completely removed. By contrast, the "ct rm" command will remove the file and not the history and the directory must be checked out in order to make this change.
cleartool rmelem -rm filename
Remove file from Clearcase control and remove private view file.
cleartool rmelem directory-name/*
Remove directory, revision history and its contents from Clearcase control.
cleartool rmver filename@@/main/LATEST
or
cleartool rmver filename
or
cleartool rmver filename@@/main/22
or remove specifed version on main branch:
cleartool rmver -force -xlabel -ver /main/22 file-or-element-name
Remove latest version checked in of the file from Clearcase. Second example removes version 22 from the Clearcase change management system. Previous versions will be available from the archive.
cleartool rm filename
Remove file from Clearcase view. First perform a checkout ("ct co") of the file and directory. Past versions will be available from the archive although not visible in current view. Safer than "ct rmelem" which removes all knowledge of the file old and new.
cleartool reserve file-name
Lock file. Convert unreserved checkout to reserved.
cleartool unco file-name
cleartool unco -rm file-name
cleartool uncheckout file-name
UN-Check-Out file. Cancel a checkout of a file.
Cancel a checkout of a file and remove file which was checked out. Not removed from Clearcase, just view private the checked out file is deleted/cleaned up.
cleartool co -unr -nc file-name
Checkout file even though file is checked out by another. Checkout "unreserved", must be merged at a later time.
Cleartool checkout -unreserved file-name
Not locked. Checkout to read, print, etc. Same as above command.
Cleartool ci file-name
Check-In file. (also ct checkin file-name) Enter comment,enter "." as sole character on line and enter.
cleartool diff -gra -pre file-name &
cleartool diff -pred file-name
cleartool xdiff -pred file-name
Graphical Diff/Merge tool.
Clearcase diff between current file and predecessor.
X-windows diff with predecessor.
cleartool mv file-name_A file-name_B
Rename a file. Be sure to checkout the parent directory first. If moving file to a new directory, check out the target directory as well.
cleartool protect -r -chmod 775 directory-or-file-name
Set directory/file/element protection.
Configspec commands

cleartool catcs
cleartool catcs -tag view_tag
Print rules of current view (configspec):
element * CHECKEDOUT

  

  
element * /main/LATEST

Look at the configspec associated with another view.
cleartool edcs
Edit current rules of view (config spec):
Change from:
element * CHECKEDOUT

  

  
element * /main/LATEST
To:
element * Build-Label

  

  
element -directory * /main/Latest
Close vi: wq
Set config spec for view "username_view"? [yes]
cleartool setcs -default
cleartool setcs -cur
Reset to default view rules.
Re-evaluate current configspec.
cleartool update -add_loadrules
Updates elemets in snapshot view. GUI tool. Reevaluates config spec and reselects VOB elements to show. The option "-add_loadrules" allows you to load rules to your config spec and load elements which satisfy the rules.
Help and Information commands

cleartool man clearcase-command
cleartool man env_ccase
Man page for Clearcase command.
List Clearcase environment variables.
Cleartool apropos search-word
List commands and man page summaries for related Clearcase command.
cleartool help
cleartool help clearcase-command
Help facility (simple). Lists possible command arguments.
Tree/Branch commands

cleartool lstype -kind brtype
cleartool lstype -kind brtype -invob /vob/vob-name
List all branches.
List all branches in the vob specified.
cleartool find -avobs -version 'brtype(branch-type)' -print
Find all files of the specified branch name in all mounted VOB's. Find branch name with the ct lstype command..
cleartool lsvtree -all *
cleartool lsvtree file-name
cleartool lsvtree -g file-name
List version trees (labels and branches) of files (even those without labels or branches).
List all branches of specified file.
Launch GUI display and show version tree (labels and branches) for a given file.
(
[Potential Pitfall]: You may have to issue the command export LANG=C prior to launching GUI.)
cleartool chtype
Change element type or rename branch.
cleartool mkbranch
cleartool  mkbranch -nc branch-name file-to-branch.cpp
Create a new branch in version tree. Use the command mkbrtype to create the branch type (name) first. This command also checks out the file. The config spec needs to include this branch so file can be viewed.
cleartool rmbranch
Remove a branch in version tree.
cleartool mkbrtype
mkbrtype -c "Comment goes here" branch_name
Create a new branch type object.
Cleartool merge
Merge changes/differences of a file from another branch.
cleartool findmerge
cleartool findmerge ./ -flag VIEW-TAG -print
Determines whether a merge is required for a file in your view.
Find files in current directory tree which need to be merged. Use the describe command to see if branch has been merged. If so it wil be stated as such.

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