That works - but only if the local root folder contains the current version
of all the exported source.
So - use your SCC provider's commandline utility to do a full GET of the
desired configuration point first - then call this OrcaScript batch.
And - I recommend "SCC CONNECT OFFLINE", since this batch doesn't require a
connection to the SCC provider.
--
Paul Horan[Sybase]
paulhoran.pbdjmagazine.com
"Arthur Hefti" <arthur@catsoft.ch> wrote in message
news:49df785c$1@forums-1-dub...
> Use ORCA Script to build the libraries (see HTML help for details).
>
> create Library ... // for each library
>
> scc set connect property provider ....
> SCC set connect property userid ....
> scc set connect property localprojpath ".\"
> scc set connect property project ...
> SCC Connect
> SCC set target ... importonly
> SCC refresh target "full"
> SCC Close
>
> Arthur
>
> <Russ> wrote in message news:49df736d.7676.1681692777@sybase.com...
>> What would be the recommened manner to build an application
>> or setup new developers with the current code when using
>> Subversion?
>>
>> I used to create new libraries from the current contents in
>> source control but that was using PowerGen with MS VSS. I
>> don't want to have to say copy another developer's directory
>> structure and get latest version. I would rather have a
>> process to build a clean copy of the application.
>>
>> Russ
>
>
|