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development path name. --type=build configures the subproject as a static subproject based upon a specific revision of the master project that is used for building or testing the project, but not for further development. This option is used with - r subproject revision or --subprojectRevision=subproject revision. --type=default configures the subproject based on the type that is consistent with the parent project that you are adding the subproject to. For example, if you add a subproject to a normal project, the subproject is added as a normal type. For information on what the default type is, see your administrator. -P project name --project=project name specifies the path and name of the project you want to add the shared subproject to, for example, c:/Aurora_Program/bin/project.pj. subproject location specifies where in the project you want the shared subproject to appear, for example, c:/Aurora_Program/bin/Libra/. DIAGNOSTICS See the diagnostics reference page for possible exit status values. PREFERENCES Using si setprefs or si viewprefs, you are able to set or view the preference keys for this <strong>com</strong>mand. SEE ALSO Commands: si addsubproject, si checkpoint, si configuresubproject, si createproject, si createsandbox, si createsubproject, si drop, si dropproject, si importproject, si projectinfo, si projects, si viewproject Miscellaneous: ACL, diagnostics, options, preferences 242 of 457
si snapshot records the state of a sandbox. SYNOPSIS si snapshot [--targetDevpath=value] [--author=value] [-d|--description=value] [--descriptionFile=snapshot] [-L|--label=value] [--[no]labelMembers] [--[no]notify] [-s|--state=value] [--[no]stateMembers] [-S|--sandbox=value] [--hostname=server] [--port=number] [--password=password] [--user=name] [(-?|--usage)] [(-N|--no)] [(-Y|--yes)] [--[no]batch] [--cwd=directory] [--forceConfirm=[yes|no]] [(-g|--gui)] [--quiet] [--settingsUI=[gui|default]] [--status=[none|gui|default]] DESCRIPTION si snapshot records a capture of the current state of a sandbox, where each element in the sandbox can be identified with a pre-existing entity in the repository on the Integrity Server. The sandbox snapshot creates a standard project revision from which a build sandbox can be created and a development path assigned. The project revision number takes the form of a branched revision in the project history. For example, if the head revision of the project is 1.1, then the project revision created by the snapshot will be 1.1.1.1. Note: si snapshot records the state of a sandbox, while si checkpoint records the state of a project. Checkpointing is re<strong>com</strong>mended for recording milestones during the development of a project; however, there may be situations where you may need to take a snapshot of a sandbox to record the state for later use. The state of a sandbox is defined by its set of elements, which include the following: ● sandbox members identified with an archive and working revision from which the working file was created ● former members that were dropped, but are still present in your sandbox ● subsandboxes, identified by project name and type ● former subsandboxes that were dropped but are still present in your sandbox Note the following about how si snapshot handles the set of sandbox elements: ● To be included in the snapshot, all working files must be checked in. There must be no working file changes in the sandbox. ● If the working file revision differs from the member revision, it is the working file revision that is included in the snapshot. ● Members with no working files are not included in the snapshot. 243 of 457
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This product includes cryptographic
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MKS Source Integrity Enterprise (al
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● si dropsandbox ● si dropsandb
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● ar ● cc ● cmp ● cp ● cx
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command's format. For example, here
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and so on. si lock -r 1.2 member1 -
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-C filelist specifies a list of .id
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ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES MAN_CHM_INDEX
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MKS Toolkit for Enterprise Develope
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si acceptcp accepts change package
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Miscellaneous: ACL, diagnostics, op
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This command takes the universal op
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--[no]retainWorkingFile controls wh
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si addlabel assigns a label to proj
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si addmemberattr adds attributes to
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si addmemberfromarchive adds a memb
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nonmember... identifies non-members
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DIAGNOSTICS See the diagnostics ref
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PREFERENCES Using si setprefs or si
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si dropsandboxattr, siconfiguresand
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--project=project name specifies th
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displays the line number for each l
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si appendrevdesc appends additional
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si applycp applies one or more chan
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customer? If the development team h
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the review process. For more inform
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❍ If the integration is enabled,
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--author=name specifies an author n
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si ci checks in members of a sandbo
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A branch is a revision path that di
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controls whether to delay the check
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si closecp closes a change package.
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si co checks out members into worki
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For details on development paths an
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--nooverwriteChanged means never do
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When sandbox sharing is removed, us
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--type=normal configures the subpro
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SEE ALSO Commands: si disconnect, s
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Using si setprefs or si viewprefs,
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Options sandbox through a new devel
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variant sandbox, you can see the cu
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subsandboxes are shared as well. Su
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As with the si createproject comman
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SEE ALSO Commands: si addlabel, si
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delete from 1.1 to the specified re
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See the diagnostics reference page
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a b c def a b c def --[no]ignoreCas
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controls whether to ignore white sp
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● Discarded change packages can b
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Miscellaneous: diagnostics, options
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❍ This option can only be specifi
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si dropdevpath drops a variant proj
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si dropmemberattr drops an attribut
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si dropproject drops (unregisters)
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si dropprojectattr drops an attribu
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Note: --delete=all sandbox.pj cause
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Miscellaneous: ACL, diagnostics, op
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si editcp edits an existing change
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si exit exits the current MKS Sourc
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si freeze freezes a project member
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si gui starts the Integrity Client
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si import imports a member from a s
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--cpid=value --changePackageId=ID i
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si importproject imports an externa
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si importsandbox imports an existin
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si integrations manages integration
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si loadrc loads the Integrity Clien
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si locate displays where a project,
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name displays the object's path and
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si lock locks project members SYNOP
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si locks displays a user's locks. S
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si makewritable makes sandbox membe
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si memberinfo lists member informat
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si merge merges data from two revis
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--onMergeConflict=cancel cancels th
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si mergebranch merges a branch revi
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identifies a change package that is
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si mods lists changes made to a pro
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specifies the width of the GUI wind
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Options This command takes the univ
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si movesubproject moves a subprojec
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command. SEE ALSO Commands: si arch
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DIAGNOSTICS The development paths (
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See the diagnostics reference page
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super an overriding reject vote. A
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--changePackageId=:none. ❍ The ne
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cpid displays the change package as
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ACL (Access Control List) permissio
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Allows a user to log in to Source I
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Prerequisites: Login, OpenProject,
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CreateProject Allows a user to crea
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RestoreProject Allows a user to res
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Commands: aa acls, aa addaclentry,
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cc can manipulate three types of ob
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ECHO Contains the characters that c
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To close a given file, use close fi
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Order of Operations A++ A-- ++A --A
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assigns the value of the expression
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the components of the path. getcwd(
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substr(expression, position) return
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diagnostics applicable to MKS Integ
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NAME envvar — standard environmen
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NAME makefile — format of MKS Mak
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The prerequisites are a list (possi
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options applicable to MKS Integrity
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preferences preferences applicable
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sandboxName specifies a particular
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These are the changes I have made:
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comparing a member name, ar uses on
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-u -v replaces the member only if t
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• NAME cc, cxx cc, cxx — interf
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-ffloat specifies the floating poin
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-P -s -S stores preprocessor output
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The default configuration file for
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NAME cmp — compare two files SYNO
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SEE ALSO Commands: comm, diff, uniq
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-f -i -m -P -p -R -r -S -v prompts
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cannot allocate target string cp ha
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NAME date — set and display date
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%d %e %H %h %I %j %M %m %n %p %R %r
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%OS %OU %Ou %OV %OW %Ow %Oy the sec
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On machines that have a time-of-day
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each with a line number (or range)
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-s corresponding files under corres
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! $ 5.00 -- Candy Apple Sampler Pac
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Too many lines in "filename" A file
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NAME diffb diffb — compare binary
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subject to standard argument manipu
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ident look for keywords in a file S
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NAME more more, less — display fi
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-u By default, more assumes that Un
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NAME ln — create a link to a file
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-v nowhere. Note: When using Explor
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NAME make make — maintain program
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-r -S -s -t -u -V -v -x Targets che
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appends string to the previous valu
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mylib(member) $% expands to $> $* $
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a list, possibly empty, of attribut
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is a between-rules circular depende
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make file causes make to look for f
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.LIBRARY Target is a library. .PREC
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target file name. .SOURCE.x Same as
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is true if the given string is non-
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etween them. It may also include ma
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— Missing .END for .IF — No tar
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● Meta-Rules. ● All MKS Make at
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SEE ALSO Commands: man 437 of 457
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-d -f -i -r -v delays moving the sp
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The -d, -r, and -v options are exte
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B b D d F l N n S s T t U ? absolut
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name type value size If you did not
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SEE ALSO Commands: ar, size, strip
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-r -s -v is equivalent to -R. saves
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NAME touch — change file modifica
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2 Messages — inability to create
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NAME which, whereis which, whereis
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AVAILABILITY MKS Toolkit for Power
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