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Command line chekout problem...

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MrAWD - 08 Apr 2005 00:16 GMT
I am using a C application for checkin, checkout, label, and get
commands. The problem that I have is with *checkout* command. If
destination file is (for any reason) writable (even tough it is still
checked in according to the Source Safe), checkout command doesn’t
replace the file with the version that is in the Source Safe. If you do
this from the SS environment, you are prompted for the keeping the
writable copy or replacement with the original file.
The question here is whether there is a *switch* for the command line
to make it always to use the original file from the Source Safe instead
of keeping that writable copy?

Thanks a lot!!

Fedja


Tim - 08 Apr 2005 17:13 GMT
Have you tried using -GWR

Replaces write-only files on certain operations (Get and Check Out).

Tim S
Joe Masters - 12 Apr 2005 08:01 GMT
And you might need a -i-y command line option if a prompt comes up to
overwrite.

Joe

> Have you tried using -GWR
>
> Replaces write-only files on certain operations (Get and Check Out).
>
> Tim S

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