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ClearCase Commands UNIX and ClearCase Rule of thumb: If you can do it in UNIX, you can do it in ClearCase MS-DOS: if in cleartool mode, UNIX commands apply. cleartool Getting Command Help Cleartool man command name command name help Getting Command Help Getting Command Help ClearCase commands cleartool checkout (co) checkout a VOB object, adds write permission cleartool checkin (ci) checkin a VOB object cleartool uncheckout (unco) uncheckout a VOB object ClearCase commands ClearCase commands Reserved and Unreserved Checkouts Reserved checkout - ClearCase default user with reserved checkout must be the first to perform a checkin Unreserved checkout - Must use -unreserve option with checkout Allows for multiple checkouts of same version of an element Can have a combination of one reserved and several unreserved checkouts Reserved and Unreserved Checkouts Creating a New File Element Creating a new element requires the parent directory to be checked out first cleartool checkout . or use full pathname Create a new file element cleartool mkelem -c “some comment” first.c By default the element remains checked out Remember to checkin the parent directory Creating a New File Element ClearCase Commands cleartool mkdir or mkelem -dir create a new directory element cleartool describe (desc) describe any VOB object cleartool rmelem remove a VOB object ClearCase Commands cleartool mkbranch create a branch of an element cleartool rmbranch remove a branch of an element cleartool lsco list checkouts mkbranch mkbranch lsvob cleartool lsvob list all available VOBs setview cleartool setview set a clearcase view - subst a snapshot view for a drive lsview cleartool lsview list available views UNIX lsvtree UNIX xlsvtree NT xlsvtree Clearlicense clearlicense - shows how many licenses are available notice this will show the ClearCase and MultiSite licenses, both are required to work in a MultiSited VOB. Clearlicense Clearlicense Command: cleartool man mkelem Command: cleartool man