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Status (appears if Include deactivated trees is checked) Active indicates that the workspace is available for use. Inactive indicates that the workspace is currently deactivated. Inactive workspaces can be reactivated. See the Remove and Reactivate commands below. Name The simple name of the workspace, including the suffix that indicates the user who owns the workspace. Location The pathname of the workspace tree on the machine where it resides. Host The name or IP address of the machine where the workspace tree resides. Stream# The integer stream-ID of the workspace. This number is unique with the workspace's depot only, not across the entire repository. Note: More precisely, this integer identifies the private workspace stream that is an integral part of the workspace. A depot's streams, snapshots, and workspaces share the same "pool" of stream-IDs. Target Transaction (appears if Show details is checked) The depot's transaction level at the time the Update command was most recently invoked on the workspace. Update attempts to load versions created in transactions up to and including the target transaction. If the Target Transaction and Update Level are the same, the workspace's most recent update completed successfully. Update Level (appears if Show details is checked) The highest-numbered transaction whose versions have been copied to the workspace in an update. Type (appears if Show details is checked) An integer that indicates the type of workspace stream: 1 (standard workspace), 9 (exclusive-file-locking), or 17 (anchor-required). EOL (appears if Show details is checked) The type of line terminator used when an update copies textfile versions to the workspace tree: Auto (line terminator used by the host machine's OS), UNIX (NL), or Windows (CR-LF). Working in a Workspaces Tab You can apply filters to control the amount of data displayed in the workspaces table, and you can perform a number of operations on a selected workspace. See also: Working with Tables on page 10. 28 AccuRev® On-Line Help Guide
Controlling Which Workspaces are Displayed Include deactivated trees If checked, the table includes workspaces that have been deactivated with the Remove command. This also adds a Status column; deactivated workspaces have Inactive status, and are shaded. Show all workspaces If checked, the table includes workspaces created by all users. This also adds a User column. If cleared, the table includes your workspaces only. Controlling the Data Displayed for Each Workspace Show details If checked, the table includes these columns: Target Transaction, Update Level, Type, and EOL. Operating on a Selected Workspace You can choose any of the following commands from the context menu of a selected workspace: Open (Workspaces tab) Ok (Open Workspace dialog) Using a File Browser tab, display the entire contents of the workspace. Edit Modify the configuration of the workspace. Reactivate Bring back into active service a workspace that was previously deactivated with the Remove command. Remove AccuRev® On-Line Help Guide 29
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Page 3 and 4: Preface This book documents the Acc
Page 5 and 6: • A brief description of the prob
Page 7 and 8: Table of Contents Preface..........
Page 9 and 10: AccuRev Preferences (Tools > Prefer
Page 11 and 12: The Patch Algorithm................
Page 13 and 14: Change Package Dependencies .......
Page 15 and 16: Commands Available in a Merge Tab..
Page 17 and 18: The New URL Attachment Dialog .....
Page 19 and 20: 1. Overview of the On-Line Help Thi
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Page 23 and 24: 2. Using the AccuRev GUI This chapt
Page 25 and 26: Current User, Depot, and Workspace
Page 27 and 28: Once configured, the Web UI can be
Page 29 and 30: Adjusting the Widths and Order of C
Page 31 and 32: Previewing What You Print When you
Page 33 and 34: Filter Results Optionally, use the
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Page 37 and 38: Basic Options Depot Name No two dep
Page 39 and 40: Depot Select one of the repository'
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Page 55 and 56: Invoking the Login Command Choose T
Page 57 and 58: Using the Change Password Dialog Ty
Page 59 and 60: AccuRev Preferences (Tools > Prefer
Page 61 and 62: command, and is used by other AccuR
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The first time you Keep a file, it
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Element or symbolic link: this comm
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Copy (workspace Edit menu only) Des
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New Folder Bring up a dialog to cre
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A cross-linked element (see (xlinke
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(underlap) The element has changed
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• Modified • Kept • Non-Membe
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For details about using the Merge v
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Choose the destination stream works
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Defuncting Twin Elements AccuRev le
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subset. The File Browser's Include/
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Working in the Rules Pane The secti
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Include from Stream Establish a cro
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• add back to the workspace just
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• Sets the element status—The f
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Annotate Tab Layout The contents of
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The Defunct dialog appears, prompti
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... identifies the 17th version of
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Using the New Folder Dialog You can
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changes — the modifications in ve
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Recursive For each selected element
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(AccuRev "seeds" the text box with
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The Rename Dialog The Rename comman
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Invoking the Revert Command There a
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Specifying the Basis Version of the
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using the Send to Issue (specifying
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Run in Background Close the progres
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• Send to Workspace / Anchor Dyna
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• Merge (ends by performing a Kee
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4. The StreamBrowser AccuRev's uniq
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workspace stream snapshot (static s
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Tabular StreamBrowser Display In ta
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Viewing a Stream's Current Developm
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context menu of the stream or works
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Tip: Both the Name and Value column
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The properties you selected are rem
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shows how the menu choices appear i
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3. In the Name field, enter the nam
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Tip: If you check the Do not show t
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The user, and all of that user’s
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Default Group Subwindow Layout The
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Displaying and Filtering Stream Fin
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Working in a Stream Diff (Files) Ta
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Stream Issues Tab Layout The Stream
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The following illustration shows th
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2. Promote the issue to the new str
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At this point, issue record #13 is
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Change Package Contents Pane The in
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"Checkout" and "Revert to Backed" t
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Display the depot's stream hierarch
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Example 3: If patching from version
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ecent changes" restriction to the s
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Three Ways to Modify a Change Packa
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version X would create a new versio
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To examine the unaffiliated version
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(typically, the 'recent changes' ma
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AccuRev assumes that changes made t
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5. The History Browser The History
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Action The kind of transaction: kee
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Once a certain set of transactions
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View Open a text editor on a tempor
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History Browser / Summary Pane Cont
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• A yellow box for each version o
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• version 5 in stream brown_dvt i
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Note: Patching and the closest comm
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Compare the selected version with a
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6. Diff, Merge, and Change Palette
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Note that the file you selected is
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AccuRev displays the Diff view. See
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Both sections contain red character
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panes directly to the corresponding
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4. Finish your work in either of th
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Opening a Change Palette Tab Before
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active in the stream. In either one
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2. Invoke the Send to Change Palett
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Other Indicators and Controls The S
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Sending Versions to the Destination
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Patching Changes from the Source Ve
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Resolve Twin Status Provides a wiza
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• In the Change Palette, to merge
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• For a conflicting change, the b
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The counter typically changes as yo
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Warning: swaps of this kind also di
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Navigation Buttons First change/con
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The Search Command The Search comma
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• How can I tell which is the clo
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• Identical change: Both contribu
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ancestor of the newly created versi
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Note: What are the "EID" annotation
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Each of the above changes creates a
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Note: You can think of the Merge to
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7. Security This topic presents an
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The following table shows you where
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In many situations, you may be able
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The Users/Groups list box displays
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Setting Permissions on a Directory
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Removing Permissions Use this proce
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workspaces). In an anchor-required
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2. In the User Name field, specify
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Working in a Security/Groups Subtab
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Note: Because permissions are inher
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Add ACL Entry Change ACL Entry The
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Add Server Identify an instance of
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A. Miscellaneous Error Displays No
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B. AccuWork This chapter describes
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Special Subtabs Every edit form has
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When you save an issue record: •
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Toolbar Tool Description Contains t
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Define a new attachment to be the a
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Link Issue Create a relationship li
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"Changes" Subtab Layout The Changes
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Field The field whose value changed
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Issue Record Queries The AccuWork Q
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Query List Pane Layout The Query Li
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Most commands operate on the curren
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Working in the Query Results Pane I
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• After modifying a record and in
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Working in the Query Editor Video T
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Timestamp Attachments internal is i
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Ending the Query Editor Session Whe
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Invoking the Schema Editor Choose A
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on page 347.) See Also: The AccuWor
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Internal A positive integer. None.
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accurev mktrig -p pre-promote-trig
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4. Close the Schema Editor tab. The
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The layout for a multiple-page edit
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A gray box with the specified title
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The new name is added to the listbo
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Working on a Relationship Types Sub
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Conditional Validations The setting
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• Requiring a relationship with a
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Requiring a Relationship with Anoth
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In this section, you also specify t
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Each clause of a condition performs
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• If the query does select issue
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• The client-side processing -- q
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C. Support and Troubleshooting Cust
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$acjre -Daccurev.debug.acapi -Daccu
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Replication problems Send to Custom
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The Logs Tab The Logs tab provides
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To change the logging level, modify
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Notes on Internet Explorer Allowing
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Index A accelerators keyboard 7 Acc
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the AccuRev client log file 357 the
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support contacting technical suppor
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