CLT To detect what change made in DCR.

Hi,

TS 6.7.1 SP2. Window OS
Is there any CLT that give me difference of modified DCR with comparing it with previous versions?
I have checked CLT like iwcat.exe, which will show current version and previous person by specifying objid. but its not helpful.
I want to check what new changes made by USER in DCR.
Please advice if any straight forward CLT exists to get difference?

Thanks in advance.

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Adam Stoller

There is no OOTB CLT provided for this.
If you can find a reasonable CLT version of diff or diff3 for your Windows box, you should be able to supply it the file system paths of the versions of the DCR you want to compare.
Alternatively, you can do the comparison through the GUI using the Compare or Compare To... options (and make sure to select the Source tab, or buy a [fairly cheap] license for Beyond Compare and use that for doing source diffs.

PD007

There is no OOTB CLT provided for this.
If you can find a reasonable CLT version of diff or diff3 for your Windows box, you should be able to supply it the file system paths of the versions of the DCR you want to compare.
Alternatively, you can do the comparison through the GUI using the Compare or Compare To... options (and make sure to select the Source tab, or buy a [fairly cheap] license for Beyond Compare and use that for doing source diffs.

Thank you Adam,
I am searching alternative of iwrcsdiff command in windows environment.
Depending on difference of both DCR, i want to perfrom some operation according to difference we get.
so GUI compare and Beyond compare will not help here.
If i get something on window, i will update here..

ISCBorisB

Thank you Adam,
I am searching alternative of iwrcsdiff command in windows environment.
Depending on difference of both DCR, i want to perfrom some operation according to difference we get.
so GUI compare and Beyond compare will not help here.
If i get something on window, i will update here..

You may be able to find something but frankly, I think your best bet is to parse DCRs and do what you need.
It is not hard to do, look for example at [thread=25301]this[/thread] thread.