Syntax

activate <-b buildSpace> [-s compartment] <-m activationMode>  [-u user] [-a activityIDs] [-y] [--ignoreintersection] [--ignorebuilderrors]

Arguments

<-b buildSpace>

The build space concerned in CBS.

[-s compartment]

If this option is not specified, all compartments of the build space are taken by default.

<-m activation mode> 

This argument can take the following values:

●      force – force means that predecessor activities are added to the request.

●      reject – reject means that predecessor activities have to be activated first, otherwise the activation request will be rejected.

[-u user]

User whose pending activities should be activated. If this option is not specified, activities of all users are considered.

[-a activityIDs]

A comma-separated list of activity IDs to activate.

Enclose the list of IDs into double quotes, for example: -a "id1,id2,id3".

If this option is not specified, all pending activities are considered.

If option -a is omitted you have to confirm this explicitly with option –y. Otherwise the application asks for a confirmation.

[-y]

Confirms that option -a has been omitted.

[--ignoreintersection]

Intersections on different files of the same DC should not be considered. As a consequence, only intersections on the same file are considered.

[--ignorebuilderrors]

The activation will be done despite build errors.

Description

Activates the specified activities.