How to find what object a UUID belongs to?
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Hi. . . I have a workspace that keeps getting broken again and again. I've filed a defect on it but meanwhile I still have the problem. The error is:
[tomcat@pzxdcc0131 master]$ /opt/jazz/scmtools/eclipse/lscm status -i "in:c" -d ".." -j
I don't mean to get into the specifics of why it's happening, etc, but I'm looking for help on how I might trace that UUID to something useful? If I knew what that UUID belonged to, I could try removing/recreating that object.
Any ideas?
- Andy
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Hi, Andy
Are you using v4.x scmtools? If yes, you may try scm list remotefiles to find the item's UUID. When using scm load, always using a clean directory could help to avoid this kind of error. Don |
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