The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS

Locking a Member
3 To resynchronize the member, click Yes (for multiple members,
click Yes to All). To cancel resynchronizing the member, click No
(for multiple members, click No to All). To cancel the operation,
click Cancel.
The selected member is updated.
To resynchronize a member in the command line interface
Use the si resync command, for example:
si resync --sandbox=value member
where
Locking a Member
--sandbox=value specifies the sandbox containing members
you want to resynchronize, for example, c:/sandboxdemo/
project.pj
member specifies the members you want to resynchronize, for
example, demoapp.ini
VSky Software Manager confirms the member is updated.
When you want to prevent other users from changing a member
you are working on, you can lock the member. Normally you lock a
member during a check out. Sometimes, however, you may have
made changes to a working file that was not checked out in your
name first. In this case, you can set a lock without overriding your
changes.
In the graphical user interface, a locked member is denoted with a
padlock symbol ( ), along with the locker’s name, and the date
and time the member was locked.
Note
Locking a member does not affect the working file in any way.
VSky Software Manager does not make the working file writable if it
was read-only, and does not verify that it corresponds to the revision
being locked. Make sure the working file corresponds to the revision
you want to lock.
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