If this were UNIX...
for i in $(cleartool lsview -short)
do
sudo cleartool endview -server ${i}
done
I'm sure it's easy enough to do something similar in the so-called Windows
shell - except rather than using sudo or running as root, you would run as
the albd user (or a user in the privileged group).
The point is that the albd group has rights to end any view, regardless of
ownership. As I understand it, the -server option will terminate the
view_server process on the box where the view actually lives, which I
presume is what you want. I'm not really a Windows expert though, so there
may be someone else on this group better placed to answer.
Joe
On Thu, 8 Jun 2006, Paul N wrote:
hi,
I believe this is a manual procedure, as it would require the user to type
this command for each view, separately, once they can get the list of the
views.
I'm trying to find a scripted (or an existing command) method to automate
the process.
thanks!
On 6/8/06, Joe Wildish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
cleartool endview -server <tag> ? Probably needs to be done as a user in
the albd account if you're a windoze shop.
Joe
On Thu, 8 Jun 2006, Paul N wrote:
> Hi all,
> Using CC SR5, Win2k - we are migrating to new servers shortly, and want
to
> ensure all users stop their views before-hand.
>
> Is there an easy way (or a script you may have :) that would allow each
user
> to easily stop or disconnect all currently running views on their client
> hosts?
>
> It would be nice if CC had such a feature built in, but I gather that is
not
> the case :(
>
> thanks!
> --
> --Paul A Nusbaum, CM Tools Admin - Ottawa,ON--
>
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