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Chapter 9: Viewing and Editing Member Histories and Revisions Demoting Revisions Locking Revisions 324 You can demote a revision by changing its promotion state setting from a higher level to a lower one. To demote a revision in the graphical user interface and Web interface 1 With a Member History view open, select a revision to demote. 2 Do one of the following: Select History > Demote. Click . The Demote Member dialog box is displayed. 3 Select a new state from the Demote to State list. By default, the next lowest state appears in the Demote to State list. 4 To accept the new state, click OK (for multiple members, click OK to All). The revision is demoted. Revisions are normally locked at checkout time, but you can lock a revision without checking it out of the archive. Locking a revision ensures that no one else can modify that revision. u s e r g u i d e
Locking Revisions To lock a revision in the graphical user interface and Web interface 1 With a Member History view open, select a revision to lock. 2 Do one of the following: Select History > Lock. Click . If your administrator has enabled the integration with Integrity Manager and set the IMTrackLocksEnabled option, Source Integrity opens the Lock Revision dialog box. 3 Configure the following options as necessary: Change Package options appear only if change packages are enabled. Select a change package from the Change Package drop down list, or click Create to create a new change package. Force Creation of New Branch causes Source Integrity to create a branch off of the revision you are locking. In the Web interface only, select an option from the list: Select Yes to create a new branch. Select No to not create a new branch. Select Confirm to be asked for confirmation of the action to be taken if branch creation is required. Create Branch if Variant causes Source Integrity to create a branch off of the revision you are locking, if you are working in a variant sandbox. This option is available only through the graphical user interface and <strong>com</strong>mand line interface. To apply the lock with the selected options, click OK. To apply locks to multiple files, click OK to All. 325
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Table of Contents Chapters 1 Welcom
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Table of Contents Working With Subp
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Table of Contents Controlling Sandb
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Table of Contents Appendixes A View
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Welcome to Source Integrity Enterpr
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About This Guide Chapter 9: “Vie
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Related Documentation PDF files are
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Assumptions Items in documentation
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Professional Services The hours of
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Where To Go From Here To Do This
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Understanding Source Integrity 2 KE
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File and Object Histories File and
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What Is a Project Member? What Is a
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Project Checkpointing The member h
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Working With Variants and Developme
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Getting Started Using Source Integr
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NOTE Installing the Integrity Clien
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NOTE Installing the Integrity Clien
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Configuring Environment Variables f
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Understanding Access Control Lists
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Before You Start the Integrity Clie
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IMPORTANT Starting the Source Integ
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NOTE Logging In to Source Integrity
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General Preferences Setting Prefere
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Connection Preferences Setting Pref
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TIP Setting Preferences Select the
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Command Options Modify options for
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Command Options Apply Change Packag
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Command Options Setting Preferences
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Command Options Import Members Auth
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Command Options Setting Preferences
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Source Integrity Interfaces 4 KEY T
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Toolbar Source Integrity Graphical
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Quick Access Keys Source Integrity
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Application Window Source Integrity
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Using Filters Source Integrity Web
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Command Prompts Member Name Argumen
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Application Window MKS Visual Diffe
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View Panes MKS Visual Difference In
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Preferences MKS Visual Difference I
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Title Bar MKS Visual Merge Interfac
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Project and Sandbox Operations KEY
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Importing a Project Working With Pr
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Dropping a Project IMPORTANT Workin
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Opening or Viewing a Project Workin
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Adding a Subproject 4 Click OK. Wor
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Working With Sandboxes Make Sandbo
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Sharing Sandboxes NOTE The master p
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Dropping a Sandbox 3 To finish and
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Viewing Which Sandbox Locked a Memb
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Removing a Development Path Working
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Member Operations 6 KEY TERMS: memb
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Managing Project Members The Non-Me
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Adding Members to a Project NOTE Ma
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Managing Project Members In the Re
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Managing Project Members 3 Members
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Importing Members Managing Project
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Performing Member Operations Chang
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Check Out Dialog Box Tab Revision t
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Resyncing Members Performing Member
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Resyncing Pending Revisions Compari
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Using Keywords Using Keywords A key
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Using Change Packages and Reviews 7
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Managing Change Packages To manage
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TIP Managing Change Packages If onl
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Viewing CP Entry Member Differences
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Viewing and Editing Projects, Sandb
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Viewing a Project History TIP Contr
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Opening a Build Project Adding Proj
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Promoting a Project TIP Controlling
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Restoring a Project NOTE Controllin
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Member History View Member History
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Index A access control list describ
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configuration management 14 configu
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editing in Visual Merge 363 reverti
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