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kaalraa

Hi all,

As in Actions >> Compare To... works (does only wkArea to wkArea), i need to use the same functionality in order to compare one particular file with all other workareas including STAGING in a loop.

Can any one provide any clues or strings to get the issue resolved?

Env: -- TS 6.5 / SP 2 on Solaris 8.

Thanks in Advance

~ aks

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JonathonG

Look into the clt iwcmp.

Jonathon
Interwoven Developer
Allstate, Inc.

kaalraa

Hi Jonathan,

As per CLT it just Compares any two TeamSite areas and reports an exhaustive list of all modifications. Whereas i need to compare any particular file with any of the workarea including STAGING under a particular branch.

Please provide any solution or logics, if anyone has tried to get that.

~ aks

Adam Stoller

You need to read the documentation / help (iwcmp -h) more clearly before complaining about the help you've been given.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

Migrateduser

These two fine people, Jonathon and fish, are politely advising you to do your homework before asking such a basic question. The documentation is available and it takes just a little initiative on your part. Don't just post a message here and ask, "What can this do?"

Otherwise, if you're having a specific problem with a CLT, then this is the place.

Dave

Environments:
(1,2) TS6.5, TS6.5SP1 on W2K3
(3) Vignette V7 Portal on Solaris 9

kaalraa

Apologies on my part.... but as i have only read from the CLT guide provided by IWOV; does not have much information about the query what i have asked. So please bear with me.... as i have done my homework but yes only to an extent.

~ aks

Migrateduser

Well, the usage shows this:


Usage:  iwcmp [-m] [-x] [-z] vpath1 vpath2
        where vpath1/vpath2 specifies a vpath to a file, directory, or area.

        iwcmp [-v | -h]
        -v      Show version.
        -h      Show usage.
        -m      Include mutated TeamXML files.
        -x      Exclude TeamXML component files.
        -z      Include submitted deletion/null comparisons
                and submitted deletion/submitted deletion comparisons.

Examples: iwcmp main/WORKAREA/mywa main/STAGING
          iwcmp main/WORKAREA/mywa/dir1 main/STAGING/dir1
          iwcmp /default/main/WORKAREA/mywa1 /default/main/WORKAREA/mywa2
          iwcmp main/WORKAREA/mywa1/file1 main/WORKAREA/mywa2/file1
          iwcmp -m -x main/WORKAREA/mywa/teamxmldir main/STAGING/teamxmldir

So, it seems that you can do this with files within a loop that you would set up.

Dave

Environments:
(1,2) TS6.5, TS6.5SP1 on W2K3
(3) Vignette V7 Portal on Solaris 9