repair

Purpose

The scm repair subcommand repairs a local workspace that has become corrupted or is out of sync with its counterpart in the repository.

Synopsis

• To run scm repair after you have used scm login to create stored credentials:

  scm repair [ -r  |  --repository-uri ] repository URI or nickname { [ -d  |  --dir ] workspace-path [ -v  |  --verbose ] }

• To run scm repair supplying credentials on the command line:

  scm repair { [ -u  |  --username ] user ID in repository [ -P  |  --password ] password for user ID in repository [ -d  |  --dir ] workspace-path [ -v  |  --verbose ] }

Options and arguments

[ -d  |  --dir ] workspace-path

The path name of the workspace to repair. path must be a local workspace created by scm load or scm share. If this option is omitted, scm repair repairs the workspace assocaited with the current working directory.

[ -P  |  --password ] password for user ID in repository

The password for the specified user ID in the named repository. If this option is not included on the command line, you are prompted for a password. If you specified a repository URI or nickname for which you have stored credentials using the scm login command, this option is ignored.

[ -u  |  --username ] user ID in repository

Specifies a user ID that exists in the named repository. If you specified a repository URI or nickname for which you have stored credentials using the scm login command, this option is ignored.

[ -r  |  --repository-uri ] repository URI

Specifies the repository in which to take this action. If you have stored repository credentials using the scm login command, you can use the nickname you supplied for these stored credentials

[ -v  |  --verbose ]

Provide additional informational messages while operating.

Examples