How to load specific change set to windows using SCM commandline option
We are trying to understand a way of pulling a specific change set from RTC source control. We are trying to get this on to a windows host, and the RTC is hosted in a different host. We need to use command line version as we are trying to automate this. So is it possible to use scm commandline version somehow from a a different host other than from the host where RTC is installed. What do we need to have installed to make this possible in windows host.
2 answers
Hi Meera.
The RTC SCM command line tool is available as a separate download. Just click on the "All Downloads" tab on the Team Concert download page and look for "SCM Tools":
You can install it on the Windows machine where you want to download the change set. Does this answer your question?
-Matt
Yes you can use the scm command line from a host other than where RTC is installed.
See the SCM reference page in the RTC information center.
To get the tool go to https://jazz.net/downloads find the version of RTC server you have installed and download "SCM Tools" from the "Plain .zip Files" section.
You will also need to download install a JVM .
Remember to match the bit level of the JVM with the version of SCM you downloaded.
If the download link does not say whether it is 32 bit or 64 bit SCM then it is 32 bit.
Alternatively the SCM tools and a JVM are included with the Client for eclipse IDE
But I don't think there is a simple way to load a workspace using a changeset
See the SCM reference page in the RTC information center.
To get the tool go to https://jazz.net/downloads find the version of RTC server you have installed and download "SCM Tools" from the "Plain .zip Files" section.
You will also need to download install a JVM .
Remember to match the bit level of the JVM with the version of SCM you downloaded.
If the download link does not say whether it is 32 bit or 64 bit SCM then it is 32 bit.
Alternatively the SCM tools and a JVM are included with the Client for eclipse IDE
But I don't think there is a simple way to load a workspace using a changeset