When searching recursively through the levels for all matches. labels are only on versions within elements For example, query for a label using -element. When the type being queried does not apply to the 'level' (-element -branch -version) being queried. When using the ClearCase find command in what circumstances should the *_sub query primitives (attype_sub, label_sub and attr_sub) be used instead of just lbtype or attype? version !'lbtype(tested) & !lbtype(release) ' -print Use the cleartool find command with the logical not (!) & and (&) operators to find all versions for an element that are not labeled with either of two label types in the VOB.Ĭleartool find.

Review the IBM Rational ClearCase Information Center on the topic of query_language ( cleartool man query_language) for more details. The cleartool find command can be used with the QUERY LANGUAGE to take advantage of logical operators. All the versions that get returned are for elements that are located in or below the working directory. This command operates on file attributes or metadata, and there is no method to query upon a file's location within a directory. Note: It is not possible to list the elements in a single directory using the cleartool find command.

There are various switches and options available for this command, refer to cleartool man find, or the IBM Rational ClearCase Information Center under the topic of find for more details. The cleartool find command is used to locate ClearCase objects within a VOB, and is not restricted by the view's configuration specification (config spec). The information below is provided to help supplement the information found in the manual. The ClearCase Command Reference manual provides a few samples for using the cleartool find command, however, there are a lot of usage examples that are not covered in that document that would be helpful.

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