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Leandro Leal (146●1●42●45) | asked Nov 09 '11, 4:54 p.m.
I have a stream with 2 baselines 1 and 2. The current baseline is the number 2. Can I place the baseline number 1 active using scm command?.

Thanks in advance!!!

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Shinobu Ishida (137●1●9●15) | answered Nov 10 '11, 5:21 a.m.
Hi Leandro.

I have the same question, too.

To replace baseline of "COMP1" from BL2 to BL1 in "Test_Stream", I've already tried "scm workspace replace-components", but it does not work well... 

>scm workspace replace-components -b "BL1" "Test_Stream" stream "Test_Stream" "COMP1" 

Selector "Test_Stream" did not match any workspaces

Problem running 'workspace replace-components':

Unmatched workspace selector "Test_Stream"


Then I tried the following operation as workaround for this error, it works.

1. create a repository workspace (named "RW1").
2. Add component "COMP1" (BL1) to "RW1".
3. replace baseline from the repository workspace to the stream using "scm workspace replace-components"; 

  >scm workspace replace-components "Test_Stream" stream "RW1" "COMP1"


Do anyone know a better way?

I have a stream with 2 baselines 1 and 2. The current baseline is the number 2. Can I place the baseline number 1 active using scm command?.

Thanks in advance!!!
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Leandro Leal (146●1●42●45) | answered Nov 10 '11, 8:37 a.m.
Hi Leandro.

I have the same question, too.

To replace baseline of "COMP1" from BL2 to BL1 in "Test_Stream", I've already tried "scm workspace replace-components", but it does not work well... 

>scm workspace replace-components -b "BL1" "Test_Stream" stream "Test_Stream" "COMP1" 

Selector "Test_Stream" did not match any workspaces

Problem running 'workspace replace-components':

Unmatched workspace selector "Test_Stream"


Then I tried the following operation as workaround for this error, it works.

1. create a repository workspace (named "RW1").
2. Add component "COMP1" (BL1) to "RW1".
3. replace baseline from the repository workspace to the stream using "scm workspace replace-components"; 

  >scm workspace replace-components "Test_Stream" stream "RW1" "COMP1"


Do anyone know a better way?

I have a stream with 2 baselines 1 and 2. The current baseline is the number 2. Can I place the baseline number 1 active using scm command?.

Thanks in advance!!!


I only know one way to do this and is taking a stream of previous baselines. Then if you want return a baseline run
scm deliver -r https://server:9443/ccm -s Stream_Previus -t Stream_Current

You can only give back to the preceding baseline
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Leandro Leal (146●1●42●45) | answered Nov 11 '11, 4:03 p.m.
Hi Leandro.

I have the same question, too.

To replace baseline of "COMP1" from BL2 to BL1 in "Test_Stream", I've already tried "scm workspace replace-components", but it does not work well... 

>scm workspace replace-components -b "BL1" "Test_Stream" stream "Test_Stream" "COMP1" 

Selector "Test_Stream" did not match any workspaces

Problem running 'workspace replace-components':

Unmatched workspace selector "Test_Stream"


Then I tried the following operation as workaround for this error, it works.

1. create a repository workspace (named "RW1").
2. Add component "COMP1" (BL1) to "RW1".
3. replace baseline from the repository workspace to the stream using "scm workspace replace-components"; 

  >scm workspace replace-components "Test_Stream" stream "RW1" "COMP1"


Do anyone know a better way?

I have a stream with 2 baselines 1 and 2. The current baseline is the number 2. Can I place the baseline number 1 active using scm command?.

Thanks in advance!!!


I only know one way to do this and is taking a stream of previous baselines. Then if you want return a baseline run
scm deliver -r https://server:9443/ccm -s Stream_Previus -t Stream_Current

You can only give back to the preceding baseline


Hi, sishida

Delivery only works if there is no conflict. Yes, there is conflict is better to make a replacement and if you must run the following:

scm workspace rplc --all -o -r https://bodapps39:9443/ccm Stream_Source stream Stream_Target

Thanks!
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Shinobu Ishida (137●1●9●15) | answered Nov 14 '11, 6:41 a.m.
Hi Leandro.

I have the same question, too.

To replace baseline of "COMP1" from BL2 to BL1 in "Test_Stream", I've already tried "scm workspace replace-components", but it does not work well... 

>scm workspace replace-components -b "BL1" "Test_Stream" stream "Test_Stream" "COMP1" 

Selector "Test_Stream" did not match any workspaces

Problem running 'workspace replace-components':

Unmatched workspace selector "Test_Stream"


Then I tried the following operation as workaround for this error, it works.

1. create a repository workspace (named "RW1").
2. Add component "COMP1" (BL1) to "RW1".
3. replace baseline from the repository workspace to the stream using "scm workspace replace-components"; 

  >scm workspace replace-components "Test_Stream" stream "RW1" "COMP1"


Do anyone know a better way?

I have a stream with 2 baselines 1 and 2. The current baseline is the number 2. Can I place the baseline number 1 active using scm command?.

Thanks in advance!!!


I only know one way to do this and is taking a stream of previous baselines. Then if you want return a baseline run
scm deliver -r https://server:9443/ccm -s Stream_Previus -t Stream_Current

You can only give back to the preceding baseline


Hi, sishida

Delivery only works if there is no conflict. Yes, there is conflict is better to make a replacement and if you must run the following:

scm workspace rplc --all -o -r https://bodapps39:9443/ccm Stream_Source stream Stream_Target

Thanks!


Thanks, Leandro.

There can be conflict and we have to use "scm ws rplc".
But there is only one stream, so "Stream_Source" and "Stream_Target" are the same one. "scm ws rplc" does not work well...

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