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mws deactivate a workspace<br />

secinfo show user’s authorization level<br />

setacl create an access control list entry<br />

setlocalpasswd create an authn file on the local machine<br />

setpref set one or more user preferences<br />

show list objects of a particular kind<br />

start create a command shell in a workspace or reference tree<br />

stat show the status of file system objects<br />

synctime synchronize system clock on client computer to server computer<br />

translist list transactions containing versions that need to be promoted<br />

touch update the timestamp of a file<br />

type alias for cat command<br />

unarchive restore version container files that were previously archived<br />

undefunct restore a previously removed element to a stream<br />

unlock unlock a dynamic stream that was locked against promotions<br />

unmap apply temporary index maps to actual index files in <strong>AccuRev</strong> Server<br />

database<br />

update incorporate other people's changes into your workspace<br />

wip report work-in-progress for workspaces backed by a stream<br />

xml submit a request to the <strong>AccuRev</strong> Server in the form of an XML message<br />

Command Options<br />

Most accurev commands accept command-line options. accurev uses the C-language getopt<br />

library to process command-line options and arguments. This means:<br />

• If an option takes an argument, you can either include or omit a SPACE between the option and<br />

the argument. These are equivalent:<br />

accurev stat -s tulip_dvt ...<br />

accurev stat -stulip_dvt ...<br />

• In many cases, you can combine multiple options into a single token. These are equivalent:<br />

accurev merge -K -o ...<br />

accurev merge -Ko ...<br />

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