ClearCase Support: Finding and Setting Views
I'm often asked to find out Views, so here are a few ClearCase commands to help find and set Views.
First, to list all the Views from every user, run this command:
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cleartool lsview |
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Second, to search every View belonging to a certain user (assuming the user's id is in the View's name or path), run this command:
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In UNIX: cleartool lsview | grep USER_ID In Windows: cleartool lsview | find "USER_ID" |
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Third, to find more information about any View, run this command:
| cleartool lsview -long VIEW_NAME |
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Next, to set a View from the command line, run this command:
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cleartool setview VIEW_NAME |
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Finally, to display the ClearCase View that the current command line is in, run this command:
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cleartool pwv |
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In short, this command is called "pwv" and that stands for "Path of Working View".
by Phil for Humanity
on 08/19/2007