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Nabi
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Hi,
Is there any way to find out the changes made after compilation of component in changeman?
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
AFAIK, there is no such way. What's the origin of such a question, by the way? |
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mahi
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HI,
You can compare it with the Base version... So that you can find out your changes.... |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| And what if the component is brand-new? |
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mahi
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HI Anuj,
Yes...as you said for brand new components there is no such way...
I think he might be asking about the existing program changes...
Anyway let us wait for his response.... |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| One can say -- take the back-up, compile with new changes and compare with back-up. But that does not seem to be an answer; there is no such in-built function in change-man which will tell such differences.Period. |
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Nabi
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| I am talking about brand new program only. Sorry for the delay in getting back. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Thanks for the follow up Nabi.
As I've already said, there is no such way I know of. If doing that comparison is so important, take the back-up, compile with new changes and compare with back-up. |
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skkp2006
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Nabi,
Take a look at the VC command in changeman. If Changeman administrator has turned it on and you are saving all the versions within changeman when you compile, you can compare with 2 staging versions.
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| VC - Component version control (If turned on by Administrator) |
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Nabi
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Syam, Can you just elaborate your answer?
What do you mean by "Saving" in change man? and is this a TSO command like F all var1 ??
We generally compile in changeman but dont save, isn't it?
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Syam -- did you try that command at your shop, please try that with a "brand-new" component. |
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skkp2006
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Nabi,
When you compile the source code are you getting a screen similar to the one below....
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Component: XXXXXXXX.SRB Package: XXXX003383
Save version ===> YES (Yes, No)
Enter YES to save the previous version that is
in the staging library.
Enter NO to discard the previous version that
is in the staging library.
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Here you can set the option to "Yes" so that changeman can save the version.
Once you are done with that, in the staging screen give the command "VC" as shown below.
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------------------------- STAGE: XXXX003383 COMPONENTS ------- Row 1 to 7 of 7
COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> CSR
NAME TYPE STATUS CHANGED PROCNAME ID REQUEST
VC XXXXXXXX SRB INCOMP 20090612 002233 CMNCOB3 YYYYYYY |
If changeman is configured properly you should get a screen similar to the one below.....
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Component: XXXXXXX.SRB Package ID: XXXX003383 Staging view
Level Prompt Changed ID Description
STG 2009/06/12 00:22 YYYYYYY
-001 2009/06/12 00:20 YYYYYYY
-002 2009/06/10 02:35 YYYYYYY
-003 2009/06/10 00:41 YYYYYYY
-004 2009/06/09 08:09 YYYYYYY
-005 2009/06/09 08:02 YYYYYYY
-006 2009/06/09 02:11 YYYYYYY
-007 2009/06/09 01:32 YYYYYYY
-008 2009/06/08 07:17 YYYYYYY
-009 2009/06/08 04:07 YYYYYYY
-010 2009/06/05 08:00 YYYYYYY
-011 2009/06/05 02:30 YYYYYYY
-012 2009/06/05 02:02 YYYYYYY
-013 2009/06/05 01:53 YYYYYYY
-014 2009/06/05 01:51 YYYYYYY
-015 2009/06/05 01:47 YYYYYYY
-016 2009/06/05 01:45 YYYYYYY |
Anuj,
Yes, i have tried for a "brand-new" component.
Syam |
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shoaib
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Syam ... it worked for me to ..
Is there any way to restore the previous version or the nth previous version ...
Answer would be appreciated... |
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skkp2006
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Nabi,
pressing F1 would reveal lot of help at all times..... 
Syam |
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