If your intent is to execute a command within the context of a view, you need
to use the -exec option to the setview subcommand. Example:
cleartool setview -exec 'run your command here' someExistingView
If you want to use the view that you defined in the "View tag" field, you can
use the variable ${CLEARCASE_VIEWTAG} instead of "someExistingView".
-Jeff Ng
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Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2013 5:49 AM
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Subject: EXTERNAL: ClearTool on shell
Executing
[quote]cleartool setview someexistingview[/quote] in an execute shell action on
a Jenkins instance running on a redhat server I get the following in the
console output:
[quote]stty: standard input: Invalid argument[/quote].
Other cleartool commands like "lsview" or "pwv" are working fine.
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