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Administering HCL VersionVault
Learn about performing administrative tasks for an HCL VersionVault community including managing software licenses, user and group accounts, VersionVault server and client hosts, shared data, and the network that connects them.
Restoring critical HCL VersionVault data
If you have implemented a sound backup strategy for HCL VersionVault data, it should be easy to restore that data, if necessary.
Synchronizing VOBs and views after you restore
VOBs and views maintain persistent references to each other. These references, which are backed up and restored along with the VOB and view data, might need to be corrected after you restore a VOB or view.
Removing winked-in DOs that are not valid

Removing winked-in DOs that are not valid

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View the list of derived objects in the Private Files subnode of the view storage node in the HCL VersionVault Administration Console or run cleartool lsprivate –do. Attempt to open each file. The view then detects winked-in DOs that are no longer valid and removes them.

Remove all of the view's .cmake.state files. The view then queries the VOB regarding the state of DOs created by this view. Rebuilding in the view causes the view to detect view-private files that are no longer recognized as DOs and rebuild them.

After you fix DO promotion problems for a dynamic view, isolated problems may still occur (for example, when a view's DO container does not exist). To prevent this problem from reoccurring, follow the procedures in Re-establishing the consistency of a dynamic view's derived object state.