I often need to find the change package which was used to "update" or "update revision". I use the following command to find a CP for revision 1.3 of a file:
si rlog -r 1.3 --format="{membername}|{memberrev}|{cpid}\n" --noHeaderFormat --noTrailerFormat file_name
But this lists only the change package which was used to check in the revision. If the revision was checked in with CP "A" and then a couple days later, set to member revision with CP "B" this command doesn't show the change package number "B". I can't find a different field than "cpid" in the command line reference. Am I overlooking something?
Using the following cli command you will get all change packages used for updating all revisions of a member:
si viewcps --hostname=%Host_name% --port=%port1% --filter=project:%Project%,member:%Member%
where %Project% is the project/subproject where is located the member and %Member% is the name of target member
For more details of this command , call si viewcps --?