ClearCase Details dialog box
If you use ClearCase® for source control management, you can
use the ClearCase Details
dialog box to fix any problems when you check out, check in, or undo check
out of a file.
This dialog box only appears if there is a problem with check out, check in, or undo check out.
- Selected Elements
- Lists the scripts, files, object maps, class files, or projects that you
select from the Projects view.
- State
- Displays the state of the script.
- File, Script, Element, or Project Name
- Displays the name of the element, project, script, or file name. If an element is in a folder, the folder appears as <foldername>.<filename>. For example, Myfolder.myfile.
- Project Name
- Displays the name of the project of an element.
- Details of <selected element>
- Lists the state, filename, and path for each supporting file of an element
or the selected element, if there are multiple elements.
- Some of the files in selection have been hijacked
- Appears if you modify an element without checking it out. ClearCase hijacks
this element. The hijacked file appears under Details of <scriptname> with
a warning symbol (
) next to it. Unavailable if an element is not hijacked.
- Convert hijacked files to checkout
- Appears if you modify an element without checking it out. Click to check out the hijacked version of this file. When you check in this file, the hijacked version replaces the version in the VOB.
- Replace hijacked files (save each hijacked file to a file with a _keep extension)
- Appears if you modify an element without checking it out. Click to check out the version of this file in the VOB. When you check in this file, ClearCase checks in the version in the VOB and creates a copy of the hijacked file with a _keep extension in case you need the changes later.
- Request Mastership
- Displays in a ClearCase multisite situation when one or more of the files in the selected scripts, shared maps, or Java™ files, is not mastered locally. Click to request mastership for the file. For information, see About Requesting Mastership.
- State
- Displays the state of each supporting file.
- File, Script, Element, or Project Name
- Displays the name of the element, project, script, or file name. If an element is in a folder, the folder appears as <foldername>.<filename>. For example, Myfolder.myfile.
- Path
- Displays the location of each supporting file in a Functional Test project.
To open: Appears when there is a problem with performing a check out, check in, or undo check out.
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