gdmstatus
Returns the status of files
Applicability
Product |
Command type |
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VersionVault integration with Cadence Virtuoso |
Integration-specific command |
Platform |
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UNIX® |
Linux® |
Synopsis
- gdmstatus [ –cdslib filename ] [ –lib lib.cell:view/file ] [–file filename ]
- [ –workarea ] [ –repository ]
[ –civersion ] [ –coversion ] [
–updateversion ]
[ –status ] [–header ] [ –absolute ] [ –modified] [ –where ] [ –recurse ] [ –help ]
Description
Returns the design management status of files. If no file is specified, this command recursively descends the current directory.
Options and arguments
- –cdslib filename
- Specifies the library definition file that maps library names to library directories.
- –lib lib.cell:view/file
- Library elements. Names listed without -lib or -file are treated as -file arguments.
- –file file
- Files and directories (non-library elements). Names listed without -lib or -file are treated as -file arguments.
- –workarea
- Shows the work area.
- –repository
- Shows the repository.
- –civersion
- Shows the checked in version. If the file is checked out, displays the version that will be created when the file is checked in.
- –coversion
- Shows the version of the checked out file. If the file is checked in, displays the checked-in version.
- –updateversion
- Shows the update version.
- –status
- Shows the status of the design management system.
- –header
- Shows the headers of the columns that are displayed.
- –absolute
- Shows absolute pathnames. By default, the path that is displayed is relative to the current directory, or displayed as a library specification.
- –modified
- Indicates the modification status. A filename is annotated with an asterisk (*) if it is modified or can be modified (because it is checked out). The filename is annotated with a question mark (?) if its modification status is unknown.
- –where
- Shows the checkout location and the name of the user who performed the checkout.
- –recurse
- If a nonlibrary specification is a directory name, this option displays all members of the entire directory hierarchy. (By default, only the files immediately below the specified directory are displayed.)
- –help
- Displays the synopsis of this command.