lsstgloc

Lists view and VOB server storage locations.

APPLICABILITY

ProductCommand type
ClearCasecleartool subcommand
ClearCase LTcleartool subcommand

Platform
UNIX
Windows

SYNOPSIS

  • ClearCase:
    lsstgloc [ –vie·w | –vob ] [ –s·hort | –l·ong ]
    [ –reg·ion network-region ] [ –hos·t hostname ]
    [ stgloc-name | ‘stgloc-name-pattern‘ ...
    | –sto·rage stgloc-pname ]

  • ClearCase LT:
    lsstgloc [ –vie·w | –vob ] [ –s·hort | –l·ong ]
    [ ‘stgloc-name-pattern‘ ... | –sto·rage stgloc-pname ]

DESCRIPTION

The lsstgloc command lists registry information about server storage locations for views and/or VOBs.

RESTRICTIONS

None.

OPTIONS AND ARGUMENTS

Specifying the Kind of Server Storage Location to Be Listed

Default
Both view and VOB server storage locations.

–vie·w
Lists server storage locations for views only.

–vob
Lists server storage locations for VOBs only.

Specifying Output Verbosity

Default
Displays a one-line summary of the registry information.

–s·hort
Lists server storage location names only.

–l·ong
Lists the server storage location's name, region, UUID, global path (ClearCase), server host, and server host path.

Specifying the Network Region

Default
The local host's network region. (Use the hostinfo –long command to display the network region.)

–reg·ion network-region
Lists server storage locations in the specified network region.

Specifying the Host

Default
All server storage locations registered for the local network region.

–hos·t hostname
Lists only server storage locations residing at the specified host.

Specifying the Server Storage Location

Default
ClearCase: All server storage locations in the local network region.

ClearCase LT: All server storage locations.

stgloc-name-pattern‘ ...
Lists server storage locations whose names match the specified patterns. Enclose each name pattern in quotes.

–sto·rage stgloc-pname
Lists the specified server storage location.

EXAMPLES

The UNIX examples in this section are written for use in csh. If you use another shell, you may need to use different quoting and escaping conventions.

The Windows examples that include wildcards or quoting are written for use in cleartool interactive mode. If you use cleartool single-command mode, you may need to change the wildcards and quoting to make your command interpreter process the command appropriately.

In cleartool single-command mode, cmd-context represents the UNIX shell or Windows command interpreter prompt, followed by the cleartool command. In cleartool interactive mode, cmd-context represents the interactive cleartool prompt.

  • List the server storage locations.

    cmd-context lsstgloc
    Views /net/saturn/ccstg_d/views
    VOBs /net/saturn/ccstg_d/VOBs
    test_BRAD /net/pluto/c/temp/test_BRAD

  • List the server storage location named test_BRAD.

    cmd-context lsstgloc test_BRAD
    test_BRAD  \\pluto\c\temp\test_BRAD

  • List details of the server storage location at /net/peroxide/export/home/bert/stgloc_view1.

    cmd-context lsstgloc -long -storage /net/peroxide/export/home/bert/stgloc_view1
    Name: stgloc_view1
    Type: View
    Region: atria_r_d_unix
    Storage Location uuid: 3988ccaa.412d11d4.a313.00:01:80:7c:c6:73
    Global path: /net/peroxide/export/home/bert/stgloc_view1
    Server host: peroxide
    Server host path: /export/home/bert/stgloc_view1

SEE ALSO

mkstgloc, mkview, mkvob, rmstgloc, wildcards_ccase, Administrator's Guide



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