About the Jazz SCM Commmand Line Interpretter. 

The Jazz SCM command line is built for linux and windows as "scm" and "scm.exe" 
respectively.  These should run out of the box for those platforms if downloaded 
through with the full rich Eclipse client.  

If you are using a different jvm than the one shipped with the RTC client, you may 
need to change the path to your jdk in the "scm.ini" file.   Set the path by opening "scm.ini", 
and modifying the line following "-vm" to the absolute path to your Java binary.
If you are using a non-IBM VM, you may also need to remove some of the -X options from 
"scm.ini".
 
New in 2.0.0.1, for improved command line performance you can run using "lscm.bat" or 
"lscm", which we call the lightweight scm command line.  This will create a daemon 
process on your machine, to reduce the startup time and improve the execution time 
for most commands.  You may need to replace the JAVA variable in these scripts 
to point towards the java that you run on your machine.  If you are using a non-IBM VM, 
you may need to remove some of the -X options from the script.      

If you are running the "lscm" script on a something other than 32-bit Linux, you may
need to update the line :
  SCM_DAEMON_PATH="${PRGPATH}/scm"
to 
  SCM_DAEMON_PATH="${PRGPATH}/scm.sh"
  
    