Reputation: 51
I'm trying to find the epoch timestamp of whatever version of a file I get in my stream.
I tried "accurev hist -s stream_name -fx -t highest filename"
That only seems to work if the filename is in the default group of stream_name. If stream_name inherits the file from a higher stream, I see "No history corresponding to selection."
I also tried "accurev stat -s stream_name -fe filename" to get the EID, and then used "-e EID" in the "accurev hist" command. Again, this only works if the file is in the default group of stream_name, otherwise I get "No history corresponding to selection."
How can I get the timestamp regardless of whether the file is in my default group or in the default group of a parent stream?
Thanks.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 154
Reputation: 2097
Run the command 'accurev stat -fix -s "streamname" "filename"'.
See example below, this will give you the last modified timestamp.
C:>accurev stat -fix -s demo /./dal.xml
Upvotes: 1