I am using Clearcase dynamic view with a complex config spec. I need a command line command to find files where the version selected by the config spec has a specific property, such as:
I was looking at the documentation of the cleartool find command, but found no rule such as "version selected by the config spec".
A simple
cleartool describe -l /path/to/your/view/path/to/your/file
should be enough to display all the informations you need.
Combine that with the fmt_ccase formatting options page, and you can display directly only the label and the branch name:
cleartool describe -fmt "%Sn %l" /path/to/your/view/path/to/your/file
See:
%Sn
Short name:
For a version, a short form of the version ID:branch-pathname/version-number.
For other objects, the null string.
Now, if you want to find all files with a version of a specific property within your view, use the -cview option of find.
See "Additional examples of the cleartool find command":
To print all versions selected by your view that have a LABEL applied:
cleartool find . -cview -version "lbtype(LABEL)" -print
Following the same idea:
To print all versions selected by your view that are in a given branch:
cleartool find . -cview -version "brtype(BRNAME)" -print