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  • ClearCase Support: Creating Elements


    Ever wonder how to add a file to source control in ClearCase from the command line. Here's how. First, check out the directory where you want to create a new file in a VOB. Second, run this command:

    cleartool mkelem -ci -nc FILE_NAME

    Finally, check in the new element’s parent directory.

    If you want to create a new empty directory in the VOB, then run this command instead:

    cleartool mkelem -ci -eltype directory -nc DIRECTORY_NAME


    by Phil B.

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