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Loading different changesets using SCM CLI tool.

Hi,

I'm currently loading the latest changeset using the load command through the SCM command line interface tool.

i.e.,

scm.exe load -r jazzADDR 1000 --all -d localsystempath --force,

Now I'd like to load data from a changeset, let's say, one month older or from a previous changeset than the one loaded before.

How can I do this using the SCM command line interface tool?

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btw,

"scm list changesets"

doesn't work, although the command seems to exist according to:

"scm help list"

Hi,

I'm currently loading the latest changeset using the load command through the SCM command line interface tool.

i.e.,

scm.exe load -r jazzADDR 1000 --all -d localsystempath --force,

Now I'd like to load data from a changeset, let's say, one month older or from a previous changeset than the one loaded before.

How can I do this using the SCM command line interface tool?

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I managed to create "fake versions" by creating baselines and snapshots (and associating baselines to them). This way we can get a list of snapshots and baselines associated with them (for automating purposes)

After that I used

scm workspace replace-components --all --overwrite-uncommitted

to revert to a previous baseline. And scm load to load that version.

It works fine but I feel like it's a bit of a hack. If anybody knows a better way, please share.


btw,

"scm list changesets"

doesn't work, although the command seems to exist according to:

"scm help list"

Hi,

I'm currently loading the latest changeset using the load command through the SCM command line interface tool.

i.e.,

scm.exe load -r jazzADDR 1000 --all -d localsystempath --force,

Now I'd like to load data from a changeset, let's say, one month older or from a previous changeset than the one loaded before.

How can I do this using the SCM command line interface tool?

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