Using different paths or different scripts
To define a trigger that fires on Linux® and the UNIX system; the Windows® system; or both types of platform, and that uses different paths to point to the trigger scripts, use the mktrtype command with the –execunix and –execwin options. These options behave the same as –exec when the trigger fires on the appropriate platform (Linux® and the UNIX system for –execunix or the Windows® system for –execwin). On the inappropriate type of platform, the related script does not run.
cleartool mktrtype –element –all –nc –preop checkin
–execunix /public/scripts/precheckin.sh
–execwin \\neon\scripts\precheckin.bat
pre_ci_trig
On Linux® or the UNIX system, only the script precheckin.sh runs. On the Windows® system, only precheckin.bat runs.
To prevent users on a new platform from bypassing the trigger process, triggers that specify only –execunix always fail on the Windows® system. Likewise, triggers that specify only –execwin fail on Linux® and the UNIX system.