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dcr version information

conmgmt

Can we export dcr version information when the dcr is merged with tpl ?
The idea is to send the version information along with the dcr's so the end user can trace back to the version no. if required.

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akshathp

You could use the CLT iwattrib to fetch the revisionnumber and many more attributes associated with the file. This oculd be in the tpl between <iw_perl> tags.

Hope this helps.

Akshat Pramod Sharma
Interwoven Inc.

conmgmt

How do you call iwattrib from tpl ?

akshathp

One way is to have a system call between iw_perl tag.
<iw_perl><![CDATA[
your perl code here
]]></iw_perl>
Hope this helps.

Akshat Pramod Sharma
Interwoven Inc.

conmgmt

Sorry, I should have been clear... I know how to execute code using iw_perl tag. What I don't know is how to make a system call from withing iw_perl tag.

akshathp

<iw_perl><![CDATA[
$cmd = `$iw-home/bin/iwattrib /default/main/branch/WORKAREA/workareaname/templatedata/category/data/dcrname revisionnumber`;
iwpt_output("$cmd");
]]></iw_perl>

Note, you can capture the DCR name by using iwpt utilities or pass it to tpl.

Hope this helps.

Akshat Pramod Sharma
Interwoven Inc.

ExternalTranslations.dcpackage.zip

output.pdf

conmgmt

When I tried to execute the tpl using the script you mentioned it just outputted the the value assigned to $cmd as string rather than executing it.

Did I miss something here ?

Adam Stoller

The first set of quotes:

$cmd = `....`;

were actually backticks *not* single-quotes - as such the variable $cmd should be filled with the output from having run the command (and not the actuall command itself - [bad variable naming])

The second set of quotes (for iw_output()) are double-quotes surrounging what, as described above, should be the output of the command.

If you used single-quotes or double-quotes for the first instance, you will just see the command to be executed itself and not the output

--fish
(Interwoven, Curriculum Development)

conmgmt

That worked... Thanks all for the help