When you discard a change set, the changes that you made
to the resources are undone, and the locks on the resources are released
so that other users can change the resource. You can discard only
an entire change set; you cannot discard changes to individual resources
in a change set.
Before you begin
- You should be familiar with project
areas, configuration spaces, snapshots, workspaces,
and change sets, which are described in Management of shared resources.
- You must be logged in to a project, and the current configuration
context must be set to the change set to discard.
- The change set to discard must not be in a completed or a shared
state.
- This content
applies to version 4.0.3 or later.
- To do actions on change sets, in the Configuration
Management application,
you must have permission to update which resources are part of a configuration.
- To discard other team members' change sets, in the Configuration
Management application,
you must have this corresponding change set permission. See the related
task topic about administering change sets.
Procedure
From a lifecycle management application: - If the Current Configuration Context menu
is set to the change set to discard:
- Click .
- If you are prompted to confirm this operation, click OK.
- If the current context is a workspace that contains the change
set to discard:
- Click .
- In the change set editor, in the Actions column
beside the change set, click the Discard icon.
- If the change set to discard is in another configuration in
the project area:
- Click .
- In the Configuration
Management application,
find and open the workspace that contains the change set to discard.
- In the workspace editor, click the Change Sets tab.
- In the Actions column beside the change
set, click the Discard icon.
Results
The changes that you made to the resources are discarded.