I m wondering if i can submit multiple files in 1 go. I tried >iwsubmit -w -u -c 'support info' -i 'keyword' vpath1 'comment1', vpath2 'comment2', vpath3 'comment3' but its not working. I want to know if i can run iwsubmit with multiple comma seperated files as parameter or is there any other way to submit multiple file thru single iwsubmit run. I don't want to use loop for calling iwsubmit for each file.TS 6.5 sp2, win2k3
You can use -f flag to submit multiple files and there associated comments. See iwsubmit -h more information.
iwsubmit -hUsage: iwsubmit [-h] [-v] [-s] [-w|-x] [-u] [-r] [-c global_comment] [-i info_comment] {vpath file_comment}+Usage: iwsubmit [-h] [-v] [-s] [-w|-x] [-u] [-r] [-c global_comment] [-i info_comment] -f file_name -h displays this usage information. -v displays this command's version number. -s skip conflicts and locked files -w overwrite all files. Files in STAGING but not in src_area will be deleted -x overwrite conflicts -u unlock locked files -r report on submitted files -c global_comment comment to attach to submit event -i info_comment second comment to attach to submit event -f file_name file from which to read the vpath and file_comment (use newline to separate vpath and file_comment) (if file_name is -, stdin will be read) vpath path to a file, directory, or workarea. file_comment comment to attach to the file
Did you read the command usage as suggested earlier by batasari? iwsubmit -hUsage: iwsubmit [-h] [-v] [-s] [-w|-x] [-u] [-r] [-c global_comment] [-i info_comment] {vpath file_comment}+Usage: iwsubmit [-h] [-v] [-s] [-w|-x] [-u] [-r] [-c global_comment] [-i info_comment] -f file_name -h displays this usage information. -v displays this command's version number. -s skip conflicts and locked files -w overwrite all files. Files in STAGING but not in src_area will be deleted -x overwrite conflicts -u unlock locked files -r report on submitted files -c global_comment comment to attach to submit event -i info_comment second comment to attach to submit event -f file_name file from which to read the vpath and file_comment (use newline to separate vpath and file_comment) (if file_name is -, stdin will be read) vpath path to a file, directory, or workarea. file_comment comment to attach to the file