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Iscm command line : how to check out a single artifact from stream without the load of the complete project to the disc?

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Raj Kumar
(21●1●3●18) Mar 19 '19, 2:56 a.m.

I am using RTC-scmTools-Win64-6.0.6 , Just want to know Is there any command is there to check out a single artifact from stream without the load of the complete project.

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Shashikant Padur
JAZZ DEVELOPER (4.3k●2●7) Mar 19 '19, 4:46 a.m.
To load a single file you could do the following: scm load <workspace> <component>/<path_of_the_file_in_the_component>
Note: This creates a sandbox. You can update the file and checkin to the respository workspace and deliver the file to the stream.

To just get the file contents without a sandbox:
1) List the changesets in the history: scm show history <workspace> <component> <path>
2) Pick the last change set and get the change/file in the change set: scm get change <change_set_uuid> <path> <output_path>

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Raj Kumar
Mar 20 '19, 1:55 a.m.
i am trying below command its not working for me lscm load -r https://alm.server.com/ "C:/path of local directory" "componentName/"readMe.docx" Problem running 'load': Unmatched workspace "C:/path of local dirctory"

Shashikant Padur
JAZZ DEVELOPER Mar 20 '19, 2:02 a.m.
Yes, the workspace is missing from the command: scm load <workspace> <component>/<path_of_the_file_in_the_component> There are couple of issues with your command. Here is the correct syntax: lscm load -r https://alm.server.com/ -d "C:/path of local directory" workspaceName componentName/readMe.docx Quotes are a must only if there is spaces in your input.

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