(Perl only) For Visual Basic, see GetInstalledMasters.
Returns the list of registered database sets.
The value returned is an array reference. The returned values of GetInstalledDbSetsand GetInstalledMasterDbs always contain the same number of strings. The contents of both are ordered so that each schema repository (master database) listed in GetInstalledMasterDbs belongs to the database set at the same index in GetInstalledDbSets
Perl
# This program runs in the context of an # external program (not from within a hook)... use CQPerlExt; # Create the session object... $Session = CQSession::Build() or die "Couldn't create the ClearQuest 'session' object.\n"; # Get the list of master databases and dbsets installed on this # machine; note that both functions return references to # arrays... my($MasterDBsREF) = $Session->GetInstalledMasterDbs(); my(@MasterDBs) = @$MasterDBsREF; my($DbSetsREF) = $Session->GetInstalledDbSets(); my(@DbSets) = @$DbSetsREF; my($N) = $#MasterDBs; printf ("There are %d DbSet(s) installed on this machine.\n", ($N+1)); for (my($i)=0; $i <= $N; $i++) { print "DbSet #" . $i . ": " . " DbSet=" . $DbSets[$i] . " MasterDB=" . $MasterDBs[$i] . "\n"; } CQSession::Unbuild($Session);