How to find merged file versions in ClearCase - by: t_gefen

Hi all,
I'd like to suggest a useful approach to find UCM file versions which made by product of ClearCase merge. These versions might be the reason for broken builds or RTE, and although they used to be in 'rebase' and 'delivery' activities only, you may find them in any other activity, what makes it more difficult to find them out.
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Regards,
Tamir Gefen, GoMidjets
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How to find merged file versions in ClearCase - by: t_gefen

Hi all,
I'd like to suggest a useful approach to find UCM file versions which made by product of ClearCase merge. These versions might be the reason for broken builds or RTE, and although they used to be in 'rebase' and 'delivery' activities only, you may find them in any other activity, what makes it more difficult to find them out.
Watch this 1-minute clip:

Regards,
Tamir Gefen, GoMidjets
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How to find merged file versions in ClearCase

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Registered: Nov 19, 2007 06:06:36 AM How to find merged file versions in ClearCase
Posted: Nov 01, 2010 05:42:10 PM Hi all,

I'd like to suggest a useful approach to find UCM file versions which made by product of ClearCase merge. These versions might be the reason for broken builds or RTE, and although they used to be in 'rebase' and 'delivery' activities only, you may find them in any other activity.
Watch this 1-minute clip: http://bit.ly/bniF4h

Regards,
Tamir Gefen, GoMidjets

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