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Perform Get Latest from the command line?

PeteOlsen

is there a way to perform a get latest from the command line? A get latest CLT would solve an issue my users keep having that when they run get latest the browser times out.

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Pete.

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nipper

iwupdate -h

or

man iwupdate

(for those Unix oriented)

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ISCBorisB

is there a way to perform a get latest from the command line? A get latest CLT would solve an issue my users keep having that when they run get latest the browser times out.

Thanks
Pete.

iwupdate

PeteOlsen

Great! Thank You.

Just to make sure I am reading this correctly, to "Get Latest" on workarea 'foo' I would use the command:

iwupdate -xr default/main/internet/STAGING default/main/internet/WORKAREA/foo

The command above would make foo an exact copy of staging and overwrite any conflicts and reports on the updates.

iwupdate -sr default/main/internet/STAGING default/main/internet/WORKAREA/foo

The command above would only copy all files from staging into foo but it would not delete new files that were in the foo workarea but not in staging. Is that correct?


$ iwupdate -h
Usage: iwupdate [-w|-s|-x] [-o] [-r] {src_vpath}+ dst_vpath
       iwupdate [-w|-s|-x] [-o] [-r] [-f vpath_file] dst_vpath

        where src_vpath specifies a path to a file, directory, or area and
        dst_vpath specifies a path to a workarea. (dst_vpath may specify a path
        to a file or directory in a workarea if the area-relative portions of
        dst_vpath and src_vpath are the same.)
        -w      overwrite all files.  Files in dst_area but not in src_area
                will be deleted
        -x      overwrite conflicts
        -s      overwrite all versioned files
        -r      report on updated files
        -f      read source vpaths from the file vpath_file
                (if vpath_file is -, stdin will be read)
        -o      directory update conflicts return success

Faizi

iwupdate -xr default/main/internet/STAGING default/main/internet/WORKAREA/foo
The command above would make foo an exact copy of staging and overwrite any conflicts and reports on the updates. Except the New files in workarea.

iwupdate -sr default/main/internet/STAGING default/main/internet/WORKAREA/foo
The command above would only copy all files from staging into foo but it would not delete new files that were in the foo workarea but not in staging. Is that correct?

iwupdate -s : overwrite all versioned files

As it mentioned it only overwrite that file which have version i.e. which is submitted.