The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

Managing Archives and Revisions
For more information on
using active issues, see
“Integrated Version Control”
on page 437.
Viewing
Revision
Metadata With
Archive
Commands
Active CI Issue. An active issue associated with the member
revision. Active issues appear as hyperlinks with a brief
description. To view the complete issue in the Change Integrity
Web interface, click on the hyperlink.
You can view archive and revision metadata with the rlog command
(there is an similar project command, pj rlog). Its syntax is
rlog [options] file…
where options is zero or more modifying arguments, and file is the
name of one or more files whose metadata you want to see. The file
entry may point to either working files or archives.
When it is run with no options, the rlog command shows you all the
archive and revision information contained in an archive.
You can choose to view only archive related metadata by specifying
the -t or -h options to the rlog command. Source Integrity can
display the following pieces of information about each archive:
name of the archive
name of the associated working file
revision number of the head revision
number of the default branch (if defined)
archive’s locking policy (strict or non-strict)
names of users with locks on revisions
names of users on the archive’s access list
any labels assigned to revisions in the archive
comment leader symbol
total number of branches in the archive
total number of revisions in the archive
total number of branch revisions
archive’s file format (text or binary)
archive’s delta storage format (RCS or Reference)
archive description
Example
For example, to see all the metadata about the prog.c archive and the
revisions it contains, you would enter
rlog prog.c
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