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how to change owner of workspace using SCM command ?

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I need to create bulk user workspaces and will have to assign them as owner. However I saw there is no option for the create workspace with owner specified as a other valid contributor. or there is no option to change the workspace owner using the scm command. I am using perl to automate these things. Can you please let me know if there is any option to do so?

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Hi Praveen.. We are trying to achieve the same thing. Did you have any luck. Could you please share.

Have you tried my suggestion of the propertylist/propertyset subcommand for workspace?

The only command on property is

scm property <get|list|remove|set>  <files..> and not on workspace? 



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The command line has the "propertylist" and "propertyset" subcommands to set these values.

lscm workspace propertylist/propertyset

Using those, you can see the current properties of a workspace and set them to new values.

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I have tried the property command as well but not able to get the property file for the workspace .

Can you elaborate about your use of the property subcommand? What sort of output do you get when you try to get the properties or set them?


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I think the feature is available in RTC 4.0.1 scm. command.

try below command on the RTC 4.0.1 and let me know the results.

lscm workspace propertylist -r myrepository workspaceNameAliasOrUUID lscm workspace propertyset -r myrepository ownedby "new _owner" workspaceNameAliasOrUUID


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:( We are still on 3.x

Hello ,

Then you have to go for creation of workspace using the actual user only. send me your use case, may be I will give you best fit answer.

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