syncdc
Syncs the specified development component (DC) to the local disk.
Syntax |
syncdc [-compartment|-c compartmentName] -dcname|-n DC-name -dcvendor|-v DC-vendor [-buildvariant|-b buildVariant] [-force|-f] [-syncuseddcs|-u] |
Options |
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-dcname|-n DC-name |
Name of the DC to be synced. |
-dcvendor|-v DC-vendor |
Vendor of the DC to be synced. |
-compartment|-c compartmentName |
The name of the compartment in which the DC to synced resides. |
[-buildvariant|-b] |
A build variant is only of interest if a DC is synced as archive. If no build variant is specified for a DC archive sync, then all build variants defined in the compartment are considered. |
[-force|-f] |
Confirms that a forced sync will be used. A forced sync has the following effect: if the concerned DC has already been synced in a different sync mode as specified in the current sync, the DC will be unsynced first. A forced sync means that the DC will be synced even if its content is up-to-date. |
[-syncuseddcs|-u] |
If this option is specified, then for each DC to sync, it will be checked if its used DCs have been synced. |
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Description |
Syncs the specified DC to the local disk. Command syncdc can sync a DC only as archive. A development configuration must be already loaded. |
This command allows you to specify which DC to sync. The DC name, DC vendor and the compartment in which the DC resides has to be specified. In the example, the DC with name testfrom vendor mycompany.com in compartment archivecompartment is synced:
syncdc -n test -v mycompany.com -c archivecompartment