What is ClearCase Cleartool?
Description. cleartool is the primary command-line interface to ClearCase version-control and configuration management software. It has a rich set of subcommands that create, modify, and manage the information in VOBs and views.
How to remove a file from ClearCase?
To remove a file from ClearCase:
- With the file or files selected in the navigator, choose Versioning. Remove.
- To remove all the listed files from ClearCase, click OK. The files are removed from the current version of directory, and you will no longer be able to work with them.
How do I open ClearCase?
To start the Version Tree Browser
- In Rational® ClearCase® Explorer, click Tools > Version Tree.
- Click Start > Programs > IBM Rational > IBM Rational ClearCase > Version Tree Browser.
- In Windows Explorer, right-click a versioned element and click ClearCase > Version Tree.
How do I remove an item from Cleartool?
You can remove the name of an element or VOB symbolic link from a directory version. If you are using Rational® ClearCase® Explorer, in the Details pane, right-click an element and click Delete.
How do I check in ClearCase files?
To check in files and directories
- In ClearCase Explorer or Windows Explorer, access the view and select checked-out files or directories.
- Access the Rational ClearCase pop-up menu by doing one of the following:
- Click Check In.
How does ClearCase work?
ClearCase has a file-based architecture. All “elements” (files and directories) are versioned independently. The directory structure is managed in a similar fashion to a Unix filesystem. ClearCase elements are stored in repositories called Versioned Object Bases (VOBs).
How do you check hijacked files in ClearCase?
Use cleartool ls from the command line and look for the [hijacked] tag on objects. “findstr” command respectively to filter any lines that have the [hijacked] line associated with them.