Need a help from you to write some PVCS-PCLI script

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Antalin

Hi all,
I am very very new to this PVCS version tool support. So I am seeking a
help from you.

Please consider "Baseline" and "Incremental" as two different version
label in a project database and try to provide help for me in the
following problems.

1. How to list all archive files that contain neither the baseline label
nor the incremental label?

2. How to list all archive files that don't contain the baseline label,
but have the incremental label?
The report should contain the project path for the file, followed by the
word "ADDED". For example:

/Database/Oracle/ora_install/ora_tpol_tb2.sql: ADDED

3. How to list all archive files that contain both labels, but the labels
are attached to different revisions?
The report should contain the project path for the file, followed by the
word "MODIFIED". On subsequent lines, the checkin comments for the
revisions between the baseline and incremental label should be given.
Example:

/Database/Oracle/ora_install/ora_tpol_tb3.sql: MODIFIED

-----------------------------------
Rev 1.2
Checked in: Apr 28 2004 15:57:20
Last modified: Apr 28 2004 15:55:04
Author id: dthomas lines deleted/added/moved: 0/6/0
Fixed PTR 2738

-----------------------------------
Rev 1.1
Checked in: Apr 27 2004 15:57:20
Last modified: Apr 27 2004 15:55:04
Author id: dthomas lines deleted/added/moved: 0/6/0
Added support for distributed or replicated environments.
===================================

Thanks in advance
Antalin
 
L

Larry Linson

This newsgroup is for Microsoft Access. Your question appears to be
something that should be addressed with PVCS tech support or in a PVCS
newsgroup, if there is one. The majority of newsgroups are archived at
http://groups.google.com, so that would be a good place to try to find a
PVCS newsgroup.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
 

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