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Clearcase undelete file

Suppose user has mistakenly deleted file /org/projects/rahul/data.xml.
To get back the file in clearcase revision, do following steps:
  1. From a dynamic view, go to /org/projects/ folder.
  2. /org/projects$ cleartool desc rahul
    This will print information like,
    directory version "rahul@@/main/3"
created 2009-12-30T04:02:42-05:00 by Rahul Singhai (singrahu@gmail.com)
"Version created by Namespace modification subsystem
Uncataloged file element "data.xml"."
Element Protection:
User : rahul    : rwx
Group: singhai  : rwx
Other:          : ---
element type: directory
predecessor version: /main/2
  3. Get lastest version of affected folder and type
    /org/projects$ cleartool rmver -ver /main/3 rahul
    This will remove latest version from clearcase, and folder will rollback to previous version.


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Comments

Andrew said…
I wish IBM support was this coherent! Thank you for this, you saved the day!
19 February, 2010 20:24
Mike said…
Thanks for the instructions. Worked perfectly.
22 October, 2010 22:19
Anonymous said…
You saved my day..Thanks
30 September, 2011 01:40
Tim said…
Worked perfectly, thanks
02 February, 2012 22:58
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