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File Revisions

Ottawa_IWOV

All,

If I have ten different versions of a file, is there a CLT that will allow me to access the revisions and see the extended attributes associated with each. I am familiar with iwrlog to get the revisions. But what I want to know is if there is a specific way to access the file's extended attributes.

Any help would be great.

Thanks,

Lucas.

Lucas Cochrane
lcochrane@dc.com

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akshathp

A quick and not so clean solution that I used for few files at one time is as follows:
1. I got the edition information from rlog
2. then I checked the EAs of that file in that particular edition.
It showed me what I needed. But maybe there could be other ways to fetch this information more efficiently.

Hope this helps till then!

Akshat Pramod Sharma

james1

I believe that the only way to get at a file's EAs from the command line is via iwextattr. So, you can use iwrlog to find out what edition a revision is in, and then run iwextattr on that file in that edition. If a revision is not in any edition, then you'd have to use iwconvert in a workarea to get that old revision into your workarea, and then run iwextattr on that file in that workarea.

-- James

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James H Koh
Interwoven Engineering

Adam Stoller

If a revision is not in any edition, then you'd have to use iwconvert in a workarea to get that old revision into your workarea, and then run iwextattr on that file in that workarea.

iwconvert should be iwrevert

--fish
(Interwoven 5.5.2 Certified, Senior Technical Consultant)