it'd be more helpful if you told us what you had in mind. At the most basic level, you write your perl script as normal and use qx/.../ to execute ClearCase commands.
You can also use %ENV to access certain ClearCase environment variables - e.g. $ENV{"CLEARCASE_USER"}.
Garry
try using ccperl which is clearcase integrated perl.
Don't. This is a Bad Ideea.
This is part of the installation, needed for ClearCase itself, but it is not really meant for customers' use.
it is closed: you won't be able to add modules to it, at the very least not such ones which would link some code
you don't manage it: it may go/change/get overwritten while installing in the next patch
Install your own perl, in a vob. Use the CPAN modules I told you, for portability, performance, flexibility...
Marc
I've tried below script.But it is not working
It is creating the Temp.txt with no outoput.The command shows in running mode at command prompt but never given any output to the Temp.txt
Pls help me in resolving the issue
checkin.pl
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open(OT,">c:\Temp.txt");
@lstOffiles=`cleartool find . -all -ver "lbtype(lb_10) && !lbtype(lb_11)" -exec "cleartool describe -fmt \" %En \n \" %CLEARCASE_XPN% " `;
print " @lstOffiles \n";
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cmdprompt:>ccperl checkin.pl
Environment:
Clearcase 5.0 Win
Perl 5.8.7
In the past, I did something as follows:
$cmd = qq~/usr/atria/bin/cleartool mkbl -com $VARIABLE -inc $SOME_VARIABLE~;
system($cmd);
Replace with your specific commands. I didn't include any ClearCase library.
Good Luck.
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