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# 1  
Old 01-15-2013
Wrench Script for daily use
I have a clear case command for example.
ct lsprivate -co
this displays the list of checked out files.
and i have many views where i work daily

I need a script which can run daily at our specified time. setting each and every view i have and list the check outs i have in them. and consolidate it in a single file.
and it should also tell how many days old is the check out file is.

for instance the output should be like this.

Code:
view name 1
checked out file name 1, 2 days old
checked out file name 2, 10days old
.....
checked out file name n, ndays old

view name 2
no check outs

view name n


please help with this..
# 2  
Old 01-16-2013
Quote:
Originally Posted by Syed Imran
I need a script which can run daily at our specified time. setting each and every view i have and list the check outs i have in them. and consolidate it in a single file.
and it should also tell how many days old is the check out file is.

for instance the output should be like this.

Code:
view name 1
checked out file name 1, 2 days old
checked out file name 2, 10days old
.....
checked out file name n, ndays old

view name 2
no check outs

view name n


please help with this..
Have you done anything on this?? It seems like you are asking out for a whole new script! Smilie
# 3  
Old 01-16-2013
not yet... provide me idea on how this could be done.. how to set views and list checkout in parallel and how to make it run daily at specified time
# 4  
Old 01-16-2013
What is the output of
Code:
ct lsprivate -co

How did you come up with this output format?
Code:
view name 1
checked out file name 1, 2 days old
checked out file name 2, 10days old
.....
checked out file name n, ndays old

view name 2
no check outs

view name n

# 5  
Old 01-16-2013
cleartool lsprivate -co
will display the full path of the files that are checkout
# 6  
Old 01-16-2013
Can you paste the sample output please??
# 7  
Old 01-16-2013
Code:
cleartool setview viewname1
cleartool lsprivate -co
/mvfs/he/scripts/run_pem_cfg_unit_test  [checkedout]
/mvfs/he/scripts/test_pem_cfg_ut.exp  [checkedout]
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