I got the command findstr
cleartool lshistory -fmt "%n,%c" |findstr /C:"US-100"
which giving me the logs below
App.java@@\main\6,US-100
target@@\main\0,target@@\main,target@@,US-1001
target@@\main\1,US-1001
newfilecreated.txt@@\main\1,US-1001
newfilecreated.txt@@\main\0,newfilecreated.txt@@\main,newfilecreated.txt@@,US-1001
anotherfile.txt@@\main\1,US-1001
anotherfile.txt@@\main\0,anotherfile.txt@@\main,anotherfile.txt@@,US-1001
akshay.txt@@\main\1,US-1001
akshay.txt@@\main\0,akshay.txt@@\main,akshay.txt@@,US-1001
which is giving me the logs having comments US-1001 also but I want the logs specifically which has comment equals US-100 only not US-1001 logs
Looking at findstr, you could use a regexp
cleartool lshistory -fmt "%n,%c" |findstr /R "US-100$"
# or
cleartool lshistory -fmt "%n,%c" |findstr /R ".*US-100$"
The '$' anchor forces the line to ends with US-100.