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How to set the modification attribute

waldemar

I understand that with IWATTRIB MODIFIED I can find out if a file was modified (and therefor submitted).
However I have reasons to not trust the mechanism that sets this attribute.
Is there a command - just like IWATTRIB - that allows to SET the MODIFIED attribute??

waldemar
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Adam Stoller

On Unix - you could use the command: touch - which will modify the file and then require it being re-submitted...

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waldemar

Interesting approach; anything equivalent for Windows 2k? (without destroying the files :-))) )

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Migrateduser

Maybe attrib? I think you can get touch for Windows, maybe with the resource kit.

james1

I believe that in Visual C++, you can call _utime() to set the modification time of a file. I would imagine that the TeamSite file system would understand what to do with that system call. So, if you have access to Visual Studio, you could write a very simple (one-line?) C/C++ program that does the same as "touch".

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Johnny

you could use the cygwin tools which is a unix/posix emulation layer for windows.

You could also just download the gnu tools which is a set of .exe files.
touch.exe is one of them

John Cuiuli