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Chapter 3: Getting Started Using Source Integrity Closing the Client Shutting Down the Client 70 To log out of a Source Integrity session the Source Integrity Web interface 1 To quit the Source Integrity Web interface, do one of the following: Click File > Logout. Click . The Logout dialog box confirms that you have successfully logged out. To start a new session in the Source Integrity Web interface, click the link for MKS Source Integrity Enterprise Edition. You can close the Source Integrity client so that is no longer displayed on the desktop, but leave it running in the background, logged in and client windows intact. To quit a Source Integrity session in the graphical user interface Select File > Exit. The Source Integrity graphical user interface closes. Even though the client is not displayed on the desktop, it is still running in the background. Display the client by clicking the application shortcut (see “Starting the Source Integrity Client” on page 34). When you are finished using Source Integrity, you can shut down the Source Integrity client completely in one action. To shut down the Source Integrity client in the graphical user interface Select File > Shutdown. The Source Integrity graphical user interface closes, the connection to the server is disconnected, then the Source Integrity client shuts down. u s e r g u i d e
Source Integrity Interfaces 4 KEY TERMS: filters, graphical user interface, Web interface, command line interface, environment variables, MKS Visual Difference, MKS Visual Merge Source Integrity includes a number of interfaces that you can use to accomplish your tasks. These interfaces provide you with the flexibility to work in the environment that is most comfortable and suitable for you. This chapter provides an overview of the interfaces available in Source Integrity. Specific topics covered in this chapter include: “Source Integrity Graphical User Interface” on page 72 “Source Integrity Web Interface” on page 88 “Command Line Interface” on page 92 “MKS Visual Difference Interface” on page 95 “MKS Visual Merge Interface” on page 101 71
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Table of Contents Chapters 1 Welcom
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Table of Contents Working With Subp
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Table of Contents 9 Viewing and Edi
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Welcome to Source Integrity Enterpr
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Related Documentation Related Docum
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Typographical Conventions Typograph
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What’s New in This Release Assump
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Professional Services Professional
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To Do This … See … Where To Go
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Understanding Source Integrity 2 KE
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File and Object Histories File and
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What Is a Project Member? What Is a
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Page 31 and 32: Getting Started Using Source Integr
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Page 37 and 38: Configuring Environment Variables f
Page 39 and 40: Understanding Access Control Lists
Page 41 and 42: 3 Click Permissions. Before You Sta
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Page 45 and 46: To log in using the graphical user
Page 47 and 48: The MKS Integrity Server home page
Page 49 and 50: General Preferences Setting Prefere
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Page 53 and 54: Setting Preferences To be prompted
Page 55 and 56: Setting Preferences Select Always
Page 57 and 58: Command Options Setting Preferences
Page 59 and 60: Command Options Apply Change Packag
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Page 75 and 76: Managing Integrations Select Custo
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Page 83 and 84: Printing Lists and Views Source Int
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Page 97 and 98: Application Window Source Integrity
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Page 117 and 118: Project and Sandbox Operations KEY
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Working With Subprojects 4 Select o
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Working With Subprojects Shared sub
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Working With Subprojects When confi
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Dropping a Subproject Working With
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Creating a Sandbox Working With San
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Working With Sandboxes View Sandbo
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Importing a Sandbox Working With Sa
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TIP Working With Sandboxes The Regi
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Viewing Which Sandbox Locked a Memb
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Working With Sandboxes To prevent p
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Removing a Development Path Working
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Member Operations 6 KEY TERMS: memb
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To add members in the graphical use
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Managing Project Members In the Re
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Managing Project Members The newly
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Managing Project Members In the Da
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Importing Members Managing Project
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Managing Project Members 3 Choose t
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Performing Member Operations 4 To d
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Checking Out a Member Performing Me
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Performing Member Operations 3 Clic
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Performing Member Operations 3 Clic
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Check Out Dialog Box Tab Revision t
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Performing Member Operations Change
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Performing Member Operations branch
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TIP Performing Member Operations Cl
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Check In Dialog Box Options Check I
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Renaming a Member That Is the Tip R
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Discarding Changes to a Member Perf
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Performing Member Operations To res
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Deferring Member Operations Deferri
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Cancelling Deferred Operations Resy
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Comparing Differences Visual Differ
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Using Keywords The following Source
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Using Keywords The following table
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Using Change Packages 7 KEY TERMS:
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Why Use Change Packages? Change pac
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Creating a Change Package 5 When al
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4 Click OK. Adding Entries to a Cha
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Finding Change Packages Managing Ch
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Managing Change Packages Descripti
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Viewing Change Package Details and
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Managing Change Packages 3 From the
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Managing Change Packages To view a
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Editing a Change Package Managing C
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Closing a Change Package 4 Edit the
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Submitting Change Packages Submitti
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Viewing Change Package Entry Member
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Viewing and Editing Projects, Sandb
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TIP Controlling Projects In the Sou
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4 In the Variable field, enter a va
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Viewing a Project History 5 Click D
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Opening a Build Project Adding Proj
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Deleting Project Labels Promoting a
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Checkpointing a Project 2 Do one of
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Controlling Projects 3 Click an opt
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Controlling Projects Restoring a pr
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Controlling Projects The Labels tab
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Comparing Project Revisions Projec
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Controlling Projects An example of
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To view project differences in the
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Controlling Sandboxes Viewing Gener
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Taking Sandbox Snapshots To view pr
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Controlling Sandboxes the current r
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The Advanced tab specifies advanced
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Controlling Members Created By is
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Updating a Member’s Revision Cont
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Controlling Members Member Branch
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Deleting Member Labels Controlling
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Demoting Members Controlling Member
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Controlling Members You can change
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Generating Reports About the Report
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This report type offers two additio
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Creating a Report Source Integrity
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Viewing and Editing Member Historie
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NOTE Viewing a Member History If th
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NOTE Viewing and Editing Archive In
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Viewing and Editing Revision Inform
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Viewing an Annotated Revision To vi
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Viewing and Editing Revision Labels
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Deleting Revision Labels Viewing a
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Unlocking Revisions 3 Configure the
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Locking Multiple Revisions You are
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Deleting Revisions If you know you
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Branching and Merging Revisions KEY
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Branching Revisions 3 Click the des
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Merging Branched Revisions Merging
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NOTE Merging Branched Revisions If
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Merging Branched Revisions 3 Specif
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Automatic Merging on Check Out Merg
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Merging Revisions 3 Specify the rev
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Merging Revisions 3 Specify which o
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Merging Revisions 7 Enter the file
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Saving Merge Results Merging Revisi
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Merging by Nonconflicting Blocks Me
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Saving Merge Results Merging Revisi
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Merging in the Command Line Interfa
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How the Integration Works Only iss
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Creating a Change Package for an Is
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Adding Entries to an Issue’s Chan
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Change Package Feature Overview The
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Using the Apply CP Command If Appl
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Key Apply CP Concepts How Apply CP
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Apply CP Backfill List main.c Auror
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Using the Apply CP Command To remov
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Key Resolution CP Concepts Working
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A P P E N D I X Views, Windows, and
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Graphical History View (GUI) Figure
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For Operation ... See … Merge “
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A P P E N D I X Glossary of Terms A
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Glossary of Terms demoting You can
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preferences 43 to multiple servers
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menu bar 72 project history window
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