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Sandbox - Developer 1<br />

main.c<br />

1.1 CP 21:1<br />

1.2 CP 22:1<br />

main.h 1.1 CP 22:1<br />

Project<br />

main.c 1.1 CP 21:1<br />

1.2 CP 22:1<br />

main.h 1.1 CP 22:1<br />

Using the Resync By CP Command<br />

Sandbox - Developer 2<br />

main.c<br />

1.1 CP 21:1<br />

CP 22:1<br />

main.h CP 22:1<br />

After using Resync By CP in your sandbox to capture all changes<br />

(including new files) contained in the associated change package<br />

When Developer 2 uses the Resync By CP <strong>com</strong>mand to resync main.c, his<br />

sandbox is updated to show that main.c is at 1.2 and that main.h has also<br />

been added to the project as part of CP22:1. To <strong>com</strong>plete the update,<br />

Developer 2 can check the files into his sandbox.<br />

IMPORTANT<br />

If the working file of the member you are resyncing is modified,<br />

Source Integrity asks you to confirm that you want to merge your<br />

modifications into the working file. For more information on merging on a<br />

resync, see “Automatic Merging on Resync” on page 352.<br />

To resynchronize by change package in the graphical user interface<br />

1 With a Sandbox view open, select one or more members that contain<br />

member deltas.<br />

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