| Date Of Receipt: 13-OCT-1993 14:10:03.42
From: ALPHA::"[email protected]" "Carolyn Hurley 13-Oct-1993 1410"
To: "Loose bits sink chips" <[email protected]>
CC: [email protected], [email protected]
Subj: Re: small problem...
Did you try a bco instead of a bcreate?
/Carolyn
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Subject: small problem...
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 93 15:53:13 -0400
From: "Loose bits sink chips" <grava>
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I'm trying to build a sandbox to update dxkeycaps for agxhw (backed against
agxhw.nightly). This process requires the bcreation of the following files:
lkbelgian.h
lkdenmark.h
lkfinnish.h
lkfrance.h
lkfrench_canadian.h
lkgermany.h
lkitaly.h
lknetherlands.h
lknorway.h
lkportugal.h
lkspain.h
lksweden.h
lkswiss_french.h
lkswiss_german.h
lkuk_at.h
lkus_at.h
But, this happens...
bcreate lkbelgian.h
[ ./motif/clients/session/dxkeycaps/lkbelgian.h ]
[ source control information already exists in file:
"./motif/clients/session/dxkeycaps/lkbelgian.h,v" ]
I suspect this has something to do with bcreates I have done for
an agxminor.nightly sandbox (which I expect I will undo, but have not yet
undone). What's your best guess on my path out of this swamp?
thanks,
- -bill grava
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| Date Of Receipt: 14-OCT-1993 12:28:02.28
From: FLUME::jmcg "Jim McGinness"
To: flume::grava
CC: flume::odehelp
Subj: Re: small problem...
> Did you try a bco instead of a bcreate?
I'd like to clarify this answer. A "bcreate" operation creates
the RCS file for a particular path name only if that file name has
never existed before (or through administrative action was actually
removed from the RCS pool -- it takes more than just defuncting a
file to do this). Therefore, once these filese were bcreated in one
sandbox, they could not be bcreated again in a different sandbox.
They should have been first "bci'd" from the sandbox where they were
first bcreated, then "bco'd" in the second sandbox.
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