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  • ClearCase Support: Finding Old Views


    I was recently asked a question on how to determine when a ClearCase View was created and last used. This is easy to do with this command:

    cleartool lsview -pro VIEW_NAME

    For example:
    
     $ cleartool lsview -pro VIEW_NAME
       VIEW_NAME               VIEW_STORAGE_DIRECTORY
     Created 23-Jun-07.11:10:11 by USERID.GROUP@MACHINE
     Last modified 04-May-08.14:57:04 by USERID.GROUP@MACHINE
     Last accessed 04-May-08.17:57:34 by USERID.GROUP@MACHINE
     Owner: SITE/USERID      : rwx (all)
     Group: SITE/GROUP       : r-x (read)
     Other:                  : r-x (read)
     Additional groups: SITE1.GROUP1 SITE2.GROUP2
     

    I recommend that you automate the checking of all ClearCase Views with this script.

    by Phil B.

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