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Use

Integrates an activity or a propagation list into a workspace. An activity or a propagation list can be integrated into more than one workspace. This allows propagation of changes between two or more workspaces. These workspaces can even reside in separate repositories. An administrator can export an activity to a file, import the file into another repository and then integrate the activity into a workspace into this repository.

For more information about how to export an activity/propagation list/workspace, see EXPORT/EXP.

For more information about how to import an activity/propagation list/workspace, see IMPORT/IMP.

Once an activity exists in the repository, regardless of whether it was created there or imported, use the integrate command to integrate it into a workspace.

Prerequisites

Syntax

INTEGRATE [-a activityName] [-p propagationListName] [-i isn] [-w sourceWorkspacePath] <-w targetWorkspacePath> [-f] [-s] [-t] [-ti]

Arguments

 

[-a activityName]

Actual name of the activity to be integrated.

 [-p propagationListName]

Actual name of the propagation list to be integrated.

 [-i isn]

ISN of the activity.

 [-w sourceWorkspacePath]

Workspace path that specifies the workspace from which the activity has to be taken (source). Source workspace is required only if the ISN is specified. If source workspace is not specified, the current directory will be used.

<-w targetWorkspacePath>

Workspace path to specify the workspace into which the activity has to be integrated (target).

 [-f]

Force Integrate will set –integrated version as active in target workspace.

[-s]

Will suppress the prompting for conflict resolution.

 [-t]

If specified, it will check whether or not the activity has been integrated into the target workspace and output an appropriate message.

 [-ti]

If specified, it will check whether or not the activity has been integrated into the target workspace.

It will give an appropriate message if it has been integrated. If it has not been integrated, it will integrate the activity into the target workspace.

Description

Integrate an activity into another workspace.

Example

Integrating an Activity

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To integrate an activity named a1 into workspace //path/to/wsp, execute:

integrate –a a1 –w //path/to/wsp

Integrating a Propagation List

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To integrate a propagation list p1 into workspace //path/to/wsp, proceed similarly:

integrate –p p1 –w //path/to/wsp

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