[closed] Search for a file in source code repository
The question has been closed for the following reason: "Problem is not reproducible or outdated" by davidhoney Jun 20 '23, 9:44 a.m.
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I don't think there is a 'file' search feature, and certainly not across multiple projects concurrently.
you could take the stream dump code I wrote for that permissions problem we had on the conversion and turn it into a search tool.. the code was on the shared drive
get all streams, loop thru stream looking for file
this will not be 'fast'
you could take the stream dump code I wrote for that permissions problem we had on the conversion and turn it into a search tool.. the code was on the shared drive
get all streams, loop thru stream looking for file
this will not be 'fast'
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Thanks Sam and Geoffrey for your replies.
Sam, I will check the stream dump and will try to get a search tool.
Geoffrey, yes this feature works but not with the regular expression pattern.
It shows list of change sets which have a file name begins with entered text. And then you have to open each folder in change set to look for a particular file. I could not find a way to search by other criteria like contain the string etc.
From the Eclipse client, you can use the "Search -> Jazz_Source_Control -> Change_Sets" command.
That lets you search the entire repository or just a particular component, and lets you specify various properties of the file (such as filename prefix, when it was created, who created it). It does not provide "content-based search" (e.g., find all files that contain the string "abc").
That lets you search the entire repository or just a particular component, and lets you specify various properties of the file (such as filename prefix, when it was created, who created it). It does not provide "content-based search" (e.g., find all files that contain the string "abc").
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nicolas gueit
Jun 20 '23, 9:42 a.m.Hi,
David Honey
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Jun 20 '23, 9:44 a.m.Nicolas, please don't post your own questions as answers to someone else's question, especially one that was posted almost 9 years ago. I have converted your post to a comment. But if you want to [re]ask a question, please post your own question.