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Getting Status Information<br />
Command<br />
anc<br />
annotate<br />
cat<br />
diff<br />
files<br />
hist<br />
info<br />
mergelist<br />
name<br />
patchlist<br />
show<br />
stat<br />
translist<br />
type<br />
wip<br />
Description<br />
determine the ancestor of a version<br />
indicate the origin of each line of a text file<br />
get the contents of a version of an element<br />
compare two versions of an element<br />
show the status of elements<br />
show the transaction history of elements or an entire depot<br />
show basic information about the current session<br />
determine which versions need to be promoted between streams<br />
list the name of the element with the specified element-ID<br />
list versions that need to be patched into the workspace’s version<br />
list objects of a particular kind (depots, for example)<br />
show the status of <strong>AccuRev</strong> elements or file system objects<br />
list transactions containing versions that need to be promoted<br />
alias for cat command<br />
report work-in-progress for workspaces backed by a stream<br />
The info command lists basic data about your <strong>AccuRev</strong> setup: username, client and server<br />
machine information, workspace and backing streams, etc.<br />
The show command lists the names of items in the repository: depots, streams, workspaces, etc.<br />
The files and stat commands (see Determining the Status of Files on page 23) list the status of<br />
elements in a workspace, or in a stream. The name command lists the pathname of an element,<br />
given its unique element-ID. This is particularly useful when an element has been renamed, and<br />
so appears under different names to different users. The anc command has options to determine<br />
several kinds of ancestor versions of a specified version (or the common ancestor of two<br />
versions). The wip command (see Tracking Other Users’ Work on page 25) lists the files under<br />
active development in the entire set of workspaces based on a particular stream.<br />
The hist command lists the transaction history of individual elements, or of entire streams or<br />
depots.<br />
The cat (or type) command retrieves the contents of a specified version of a file. The annotate<br />
command lists the contents of a specified version, indicating information about how each line of<br />
the file was created or modified.<br />
The diff command compares two versions of a text file.<br />
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