REOPENWORKSPACE / REOPENWS
Use
The reopenworkspace command is used to re-open a closed workspace. For more information about closing a workspace, see CLOSEWORKPACE / CLOSEWS.
Syntax
Syntax |
REOPENWORKSPACE <-w "workspacePath"> <-c "comments"> [-f] |
Arguments |
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<-w "workspacePath"> |
Workspace path of the workspace to be reopened. |
<-c "comments"> |
Description why the action was performed. |
[-f] |
If this option is specified, the workspace is re-opened even if the workspace is not owned. Re-opening a workspace that is not owned will result in the workspace being modifiable in more than one repository and will cause severe problems if they are connected in the same landscape. |
Description |
Reopens the specified workspace. |
Example
To open the workspace //path/to/wsp, execute:
reopenws –w //path/to/wsp