Enabling synchronous requests for mastership (SRFM)
Synchronous request for mastership (SRFM) means that a request for mastership of a branch is issued synchronously with a checkout of that remotely mastered branch, providing a writable branch before branch mastership is acquired.
About this task
You must have enabled requests for mastership before enabling SRFM.
Developers cannot use checkout -srfm to
check out a remotely mastered branch in these cases:
- SRFM is not enabled at the local replica (however, it need not be enabled at the remote replica)
- The element is a UCM object
- The view is a snapshot view
- The view is a dynamic view that specifies an auto-make-branch rule
Procedure
Results
After you enable SRFM, inform developers that they can check out elements on remotely mastered branches without waiting for mastership of those branches to be transferred.
Note: To
disable SRFM, specify protectvob –nsrfm vob-tag.