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  • ClearCase Support: Finding Label and Branch Types


    If you need to get a list of label types that exist in a VOB, you can run this command:

    cleartool lstype -kind lbtype -invob VOB_NAME

    You can also add the "-long" argument to the command for additional information about each label type. You can even use the "-short" argument for even less information. Keep in mind that just because a label type exists, this does not mean the label has been applied to any elements, files, or directories.

    Alternatively, if you want to get a list of all branch types that exist in a VOB, you can run this similar command:

    cleartool lstype -long -kind brtype -invob VOB_NAME

    Again, just because a branch type exists, this does not mean that a branch exists with that branch type name.

    by Phil B.

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