lscm list changes with -workspace option still shows unresolved file path

Riccardo Rossi (31●7●6) | asked Jan 25 '17, 3:05 a.m.

Hello,
when I execute the following "list changes" command with or without --workspace option I always have <unresolved> path in the output.
My question is Why? And How to resolve this issue?
I verified that putting a wrong name in the workspace parameter the command fails with a message.
I tested also with the workspace id and the workspace name but still obtained unresolved file path.

C:\jazz\scmtools\eclipse>lscm list changes -r RTC --workspace _72E-kIo7EeaN3cJHKl2hSw _eBNYoKDZEeaN48JHKl2hSw
Change sets:
(2037) ----$ Riccardo Rossi "<No comment>"
    Component: (2038) "agent_java"
    Modified: 02-Nov-2016 10:23 AM
    Changes:
      ---c- (2039) \<unresolved>\VariableTableAction.java
      ---c- (2040) \<unresolved>\VariableTable.java
    Work items:
      (2041) 165928 "Variable table plugin"

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Lily Wang commented Jan 31 '17, 1:10 a.m.

Could you confirm that the component is included in the workspace and you have the access to the workspace?

yu zhao commented Aug 12 '19, 2:08 a.m. | edited Aug 12 '19, 1:32 p.m.

I encountered the same problem, have you resolved it? thanks

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David Lafreniere (4.5k●7) | answered Aug 12 '19, 3:37 p.m.
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edited Aug 12 '19, 4:05 p.m.

This often happens if the file itself and/or the parent folders do not exist in the workspace provided (this workspace is the 'context' used to resolve the full parent path of each file).

For example:

-The file may exist at '\dirA\VariableTable.java' in WorkspaceA

-The file may exist at '\dirB\dirC\VariableTable.java' in WorkspaceB (notice it's in a completely different parent folder path)

-The file may not exist in WorkspaceC, in which case it would show <unresolved>\VariableTable.java

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