Checking in a component creates a check-in job. A check-in job is a process that lasts until the component has been fully entered in the repository and assigned a version number. The cdb.cj commands enable you to control and monitor check-in jobs.
Table 3–44 CLI Commands for Controlling and Monitoring Check-in Jobs
Command |
Description |
---|---|
cdb.cj.la |
Lists all check-in jobs. |
cdb.cj.lo |
Lists the status and details of a check-in job. |
cdb.cj.stop |
Stops the check-in job. |
This command lists check-in jobs (components being checked in through the HTML user interface or through a CLI check-in command such as rsrc.ci). It lists all the jobs that are currently active, as well as the last 20 jobs that completed.
Table 3–45 Result of the cdb.cj.la Command
Result |
Syntax |
Description |
---|---|---|
result |
CompCheckInId[] |
The list of check in job IDs |
This command displays the status and details of the specified check-in job. You specify a job by its compCheckInID. This value is returned by cdb.rsrc.ci when you check in a component.
Table 3–46 Argument and Result of the cdb.cj.lo Command
Argument/Result |
Syntax |
Description |
|
---|---|---|---|
ID |
[R] |
compCheckInID |
The ID of the check in job |
result |
compStatus |
The check in job that was specified |
Because this command requires the ID of the check-in job, it does not support ID NM: notation for its argument. See Appendix A, Input Types for a detailed description of compCheckInId syntax.
This command stops the specified check-in job.
Table 3–47 Argument and Result of the rsrc.cj.stop
Argument/Result |
Syntax |
Description |
|
---|---|---|---|
ID |
[R] |
CompCheckInID |
The ID of the check in job |
result |
CompStatus |
The check in job that was specified |
Because this command requires the ID of the check-in job, it does not support ID NM: notation for its argument. See Appendix A, Input Types for a detailed description of CheckInJobID syntax.