configuration management
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Does anyone have experience with Configuration Management of Genesys Telephony? NB - NOT Configuration of Genesys but recording and controlling the configuration of it? |
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File change report for stream since date We are currently using ClearCase UCM for our source control tool and I have been given a simple request that I am having trouble with. I need to create a weekly report that will include a list of all files that have changed in a particular stream since a defined date. I have been able to produce such a report in other source control tools such as Perforce or MKS Source Integrity quite easily. ClearCase has given me a headache with this request. I don't want duplicates if there are multiple check-ins nor do I want the files broken down by activity. Any ideas? Thanks! |
Tom_Mack
May 23, 2011 |
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Can we use subversion as the version control system for placing all the National Instruments(Labview (.vi) files) ? Does subversion merges the .vi files from one branch to another branch ? any information is highly appreciated. Thanks for your time. |
Ashok Kumar Srinivasan
May 19, 2011 |
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In Synergy, need help with DCM exclude indirect members I need help for a perl script I'm writing.... We used perl script for dcm deliveries with success. This is my issue : I need to deliver a released project (library to be used by development teams). But, within this project not all objects are to be delivered : so I'v already suggest that they be with a version matching 'proto*'. This what I tried : 2- Find the objects of the project with a query excluding those with version matching 'proto*', deliver them with DCM... and then I should have to create a project but I didn't find an easy way to add all directories and files with the same hierarchy :blink: I would rather use solution 1, if there is a way to exclude indirect members... |
Naja
May 12, 2011 |
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Ten Capabilities that ALM Tools Must Support Joe Farah writes that next generation ALM tools must not interfere with development by adding overhead. Instead, they must help to increase efficiencies and productivity of all roles as part of the agile backbone. Here is a list of capabilities that ALM tools must support in an increasingly agile world. |
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New book on ClearCase Hello, I am proud to announce the publication of a book which I coauthored together with Tatiana Shpichko: IBM Rational ClearCase 7.0: Master the Tools That Monitor, Analyze, and Manage Software Configurations It is available among other from the http://tinyurl.com/3z3ul3c This book is a praise for base ClearCase, explaining how to use it in an efficient and sophisticated way. We show that the concept and optimal use of branches has been misunderstood across all SCM tools (with the possible exception of Mercurial, but including UCM), leading in ClearCase to: artificial mastership issues jeopardizing derived objects, which are the single justification for using ClearCase[/li] We explain how to fix this in ClearCase with the use of the CPAN module, as well as how to carefully craft makefiles specifically to optimize winkin under clearmake (including for Java with the .JAVAC support). |
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Why is it recommended to keep the view storage location on a server using ClearCase? It has been my experience to locate snapshot view storage locations on the client in favor of performance over backup. IBM does not recommend this. I have done this in the past because if the remote location is lost, the real value of view is lost (e.g., checked out elements that have been modified, etc.), regardless of whether the view storage location was also lost, or was located on a server. The only reason I can see to keep the storage location on the server is that it makes it easier to remove the view if the view contents are lost (e.g., using rmview). However, if the view storage location is lost, it is still possible to remove the view from the registry with a few extra steps (unregister and rmtag). Are there other reasons it is recommended to keep the view storage location on a server besides this one? |
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Has anyone developed an Enterprise CM Implementation (or Project) Plan in MS Project? I am developing an Enterprise CM Implementation (or Project) Plan in MS Project. I see lots of CM templates and a few CM project templates in MS Word, but nothing as far as a full fledged Enterprise Plan. This plan is going to ber VERY comprehensive: in essence "Start Enterprise CM" and ending with "End Enterprise CM" (well, at lest its implementation). If anyone can provide a MS project template of such a CM Implementaion Project Plan, it would be greatly appreciated. |
OSDCIOCMGUY
May 2, 2011 |
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Build Capability Basics A basic build capability is founded on two key fundamentals: the ability to reproduce the build and the ability to automate the build process. Without these two fundamentals, you're fighting an uphill battle. Reproduction of the build implies that you have a CM system able to capture the build definition. Automation helps to ensure that no manual errors can play into the production, but this is just the beginning. These build basics will help set you on the right path for high-quality changes. |
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How to find recent baselines in ClearCaese? I would like to find all recent baseline created since 1 hour (1 minute or 1 day). We have are working on a project which contains more than 50 project vobs with so many baseline that it is impossible to draw the global list of baseline. I found the command 'cleartool find -avobs -kind baseline' for the complete list but it is too long to run. Do you have any idea on how I could quickly find the recent baseline? Thanks. |
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