The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS
The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS
The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS
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Starting a <strong>Vertical</strong> <strong>Sky</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Session<br />
Using the<br />
Graphical <strong>User</strong><br />
Interface<br />
Command<br />
Prompts<br />
Member Name<br />
Arguments<br />
In addition to using the command line interface by itself, you can<br />
also combine the graphical user interface with commands entered<br />
in the command line interface. This can be useful if you prefer to<br />
perform certain operations in the command line interface and<br />
others in the graphical user interface. For example, you can use the<br />
si co command to check out a file, attaching -g or --gui to the<br />
end of the command to view the Check Out dialog box. You can<br />
then select check out options. This allows you to use the Check Out<br />
dialog box without having to launch the graphical user interface.<br />
For more information on using the graphical user interface with the<br />
command line interface, see <strong>Vertical</strong> <strong>Sky</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Reference<br />
and man pages.<br />
You can enter some V<strong>Sky</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> commands without<br />
entering any options, for example, si connect. Entering just the<br />
command prompts you to add additional information that you<br />
would normally add in the form of command options. This is<br />
useful for commands, such as si connect, because the prompts<br />
may contain default information, for example, your default<br />
<strong>Vertical</strong> <strong>Sky</strong> Server and port number. This information, if it exists, is<br />
in the IntegrityClientSite.rc file.<br />
For project and sandbox commands, member refers to members of a<br />
<strong>Vertical</strong> <strong>Sky</strong> Server project. If the member argument is omitted for<br />
project or sandbox commands, the command is applied to all of the<br />
members of the project or sandbox.<br />
<strong>The</strong> member element must be the last entry of a command<br />
statement. <strong>The</strong>re are three ways to apply a command to multiple<br />
members:<br />
Enter Multiple Member Names<br />
You can enter two or more member names, separated by<br />
spaces, as the member component. For example, the command:<br />
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