The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

Getting Started With Projects, Sandboxes, and Members
Creating
Reports with
the Command
Line Interface
revision number
revision date
revision description
When you choose the member to report on, you can specify that the
information should be sorted according to Revision Number or
Revision Date, in either ascending or descending order.
The command line interface’s report command produces commadelimited
text files with data from a wide range of queries to
sandbox, project and archive files. Its syntax is
report [options] file…
where options is zero or more command-line options, and file is the
name of one or more sandbox, project, and archive files (files are
treated as archives, unless they have a .pj extension).
To generate reports, move to the appropriate sandbox or project
directory and enter the report command. The command generates a
set of six information files for each file queried. By default, the
basename of the files is taken from the source file (that is, the
sandbox, project, or archive file being examined), and the extension
indicates the type of information in the file.
Extension Information
.txa Archive information
.txr Revision information
.txp Project information
.txm Member information
.txs Assigned labels
.txx Access information
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